PARIS (Reuters) - Security worries could create a tense atmosphere at the French Open this year after a bomb attack on a British concert hall killed 22 people, French tennis player Lucas Pouille said on Tuesday.
Monday's attack in Manchester, claimed by Islamic State, raised concerns about safety at big events worldwide.
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