The man launched the bombs before killing himself, it has been claimed (Picture: Twittter)
A man has attacked a migrant centre with petrol bombs before killing himself, witnesses have claimed.
The attacker is said to have thrown the bombs with fireworks attached to them at a new British immigration border force centre in the Port of Dover.
Witnesses said the white man in a striped top drove up to the centre in a white Seat sports car.
He got out and threw three petrol bombs, one of which did not go off, a photographer told Reuters.
Police have cordoned off the area (Picture: Twitter / GB News)
The man drove up to immigration centre before launching a number of petrol bombs (Picture: Twitter / GB News)
Emergency services at the Port of Dover (Picture: Twitter/GB News)
After the attack, the man tied an improvised noose around his neck attached to a metal pole and drove off, killing himself, they added.
Police arrived minutes after and cordoned off the area.
Local police and Britain’s interior ministry were not immediately available to comment.
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The man has been killed after he tried to attack a migrant centre with petrol bombs