(BBC) “I feel bad, I still do,” said Eidwicht, as she stood in the Christmas market close to the spot where the car sped through on Friday, killing five people and injuring more than two hundred others.
“My granddaughter was here. I rang her because my daughter told me that something had happened here. And she didn’t answer for two hours.”
There is deep sadness here — and anger directed at the government and migrants. “It can’t go on like this,” said Eidwicht.
A Saudi refugee aged 50 has been arrested for the attack but the motive is unknown.
Officials say Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen was an “untypical” attacker. Germany’s Christmas markets and festivals have come under attack before, mainly from extreme Islamists.