An unnamed witness at the Bataclan rock concert where over 150 people were massacred by terrorists in a string of attacks in Paris on Friday night, recalled it as "war", BBC reported.
"It was a concert where the music was loud. I heard the shots, I turned around and I saw a silhouette with a cap who stood near the back door. He fired in my direction," BBC quoted the witness as saying.
"People began to drop and throw themselves to the ground. I thought that the guy next to me was dead."
The witness said he managed to exit from the venue.
"We hid in a cafe, barricaded on the first floor. When we told people what had happened they believed us immediately. It's war here, there were shots fired just a very short time ago.
"All we can hear are sirens, we are waiting to be evacuated...," the witness was quoted by BBC.
Over 150 people were killed by terrorists in a string of attacks in Paris on Friday night.
