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1 of 9Ivorian security forces evacuate people after heavily armed gunmen opened fire at a beach resort in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, on March 13, 2016.Sia-Kambou—AFP/Getty Images -
2 of 9A body is seen covered with tarp on the beach after the attacks in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, on March 13, 2016.Luc Gnag—Reuters -
3 of 9Soldiers stand guard in front of the Etoile du Sud hotel after the attacks in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, on March 13, 2016.Luc Gnago—Reuters -
4 of 9Ivory Coast's President Alassane Ouattara reacts next to Ivory Coast's army chief Soumaila Bakayoko as he arrives at the hotel Etoile du Sud after the attacks in Grand Bassam, Ivory Coast, on March 13, 2016.Luc Gnago—Reuters -
5 of 9Security officers examine a hotel after an attack in Grand Bassam, Ivory Coast, on March 13, 2016.Joe Penney—Reuters -
6 of 9The hand of a person killed is seen after an attack in Grand Bassam, Ivory Coast, on March 13, 2016.Joe Penney—Reuters -
7 of 9Bodies are seen on a beach after heavily armed gunmen opened fire at a beach resort in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, on March 13, 2016.Sia-Kambou—AFP/Getty Images -
8 of 9People comfort each other after the attacks in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, on March 13, 2016.Luc Gnago—Reuters -
9 of 9A security officer walks on the beach after an attack in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, on March 13, 2016.Joe Penney—Reuters
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