French PM is BOOED by furious crowd as thousands turn out for emotional tribute to Bastille Day massacre victims
Manuel Valls faced a hostile reception for a minute's silence in honour of the 84 victims of the ISIS truck fanatic - while the hero emergency services received a resounding cheer
FRENCH Prime Minister Manuel Valls was dramatically booed by hundreds of mourners today as he arrived for a memorial to the Nice massacre victims.
Mr Valls felt the full wrath of the public who accuse the government of a series of security failings that allowed three major terror attacks over the last 18 months.
Jeered... French Prime Minister Manuel Valls (centre) was booed by hundreds of mourners as he arrived for a minute's silence for victims of the Nice massacre
The French PM arrived to a hostile welcome for a minute's silence in honour of the 84 victims of the ISIS truck fanatic - while the emergency services received a resounding cheer.
President Francois Hollande's Socialist administration has come in for blistering criticism over last week's deadly attack after it emerged there were just one cop on duty for every 600 revellers.
Nice resident Isabel, who declined to give her surname, said she did not boo but understood why tensions are running high.
The 60-year-old said: "They want him (Mr Valls) to resign because he didn't put enough police on on the day. I was there (on Thursday) and didn't see police.
"It's terrible to say but we need a stronger prime minister with laws against radicalism. I am very sad. It (the attack) has broken families apart for nothing."
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy has accused the government of bad policies that he says also failed to prevent the Paris massacre that killed 130 and the Charlie Hebdo attack that left 12 dead.