Dramatic files at boot Dover

dover - Thousands of holidaymakers who want to step into the English Dover for the ferry to France or Belgium, are stuck in massive traffic jams.

Since the attack in Nice are the controls drastically tightened on the French border, causing delays to come on board increases to 12 hours. The expectation is that many people have to spend the next night in their car.

The police inform water to stranded travelers. According to P O Ferries is the delay to 12 hours in A20 / M20. Also on the A2 / A245 It was stuck, causing further delays.
  
    
     
      
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Because of the hot weather, people in trouble. 'This is really extreme,' said one Ian told the BBC. 'If there is no food or drink is dispensed, may fall victims. '

On Twitter, his images to see people who just resigned to the traffic woes. They make music and clapping their camping chairs for a nap. Shipping company DFDS has announced that the long wait will be rewarded with a free passage to continental Europe.

Since the attack in Nice are the controls drastically tightened on the French border, causing delays to come on board increases to 12 hours. The expectation is that many people have to spend the next night in their car.

The police inform water to stranded travelers. According to P O Ferries is the delay to 12 hours in A20 / M20. Also on the A2 / A245 It was stuck, causing further delays.
  
    
     
      
        0:31
      
     Boys scold shooter from
     
     
      
        0:41
      
     Violent scenes at shopping center
     
     
      
        1:14
      
     Douwe Bob: 'I'm tight with the XTC '
     
    
   
  

Because of the hot weather, people in trouble. 'This is really extreme,' said one Ian told the BBC. 'If there is no food or drink is dispensed, may fall victims. '

On Twitter, his images to see people who just resigned to the traffic woes. They make music and clapping their camping chairs for a nap. Shipping company DFDS has announced that the long wait will be rewarded with a free passage to continental Europe.

Dover ferry port passengers hit by traffic chaos - https://t.co/NPnPPZ45Rw.... Ooh, grim. Avoid this, holiday in good old Blighty!

— Bolshie Bear (@BolshieBear) July 23, 2016