PARIS: At least 178 people were killed in Paris deadly attack but a man survived in attack due to smartphone.
According to video posted on micro blogging website Twitter, bullet hit on a cellphone in pocket of black man’s jacket and he remained safe.
He got some minor injury and he also showed his smartphone to local reporter.
Man Shows Mobile Phone That Saved His Life In… by indepthpakistan
Earlier France declared a national state of emergency and has closed its borders after at least 178 people were killed in gun and bomb attacks in Paris.
There was a match being played between France and Germany when terrorist stormed different places in Paris, they attacked stadium, Restaurant and Bataclan concert hall.
French President and Prime Minister both were present in the stadium to watch the match.
Terrorists attacked 7 different places, France has been put to Corifeo first time after 1944.
More than 200 have been injured in the attacks, 80 out of which are critical.
1500 Army personnel have been deployed in Paris after the attacks.
Leaders across the globe has condemned this act of terrorism in France, and conveyed their condolence to the victims.
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