President Duda: Two Poles died in Nice attack

President Andrzej Duda announced on Saturday that it is "highly probable" that two Poles were killed in the terrorist attack in Nice, France. "Regrettably,  it is highly probable that two Poles from Krzyszkowice, a small town near Kraków, died. Magda and Marzena, two very young girls, two of four sisters, who were in Nice. I would like to say that I'm with their father. I also have a 21-year-old daughter, I would like him to know that I'm with him," said the President. Authorities of Krzeszkowice announced on Friday that two citizens of the town were killed in the terrorist attack. The sisters were 20 and 21 years old and they traveled to France on holiday. As of Sunday afternoon, the Foreign Ministry hadn't yet confirmed the information. As many as 84 people died and more than a hundred were injured after a terrorist in a truck filled with guns and grenades ploughed through the crowd celebrating Bastille day in Nice, France.