In pictures: Bourbon Street after the New Orleans terrorist attack

Bourbon Street in New Orleans, US, usually the hub for celebrations, is now marked by a terrorist attack that took place on January 1. (AP photo)

A pickup truck driven by 42-year-old Shamsud-Din Jabbar plowed into a crowd of New Year’s revelers, killing 15 people and injuring over 30. (AP photo)

Temporary barricades and barriers are now dominating the street. (AP photo)

The attacker, identified as a US Army veteran and Texas resident, was killed by police after exchanging gunfire. Authorities discovered weapons, suspected improvised explosive devices, and an ISIS flag inside the rented pickup truck. (AP photo)

The FBI has declared the incident an act of terrorism and is investigating Jabbar's affiliations and motives. (AP photo)

New updates reveal that the FBI is confident Jabbar acted alone, reversing earlier speculations of accomplices. However, investigations into his connections to ISIS and potential ties to other incidents are ongoing. (AP photo)

The attack occurred just hours before a separate explosion involving a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas. Officials have stated there is no connection between the two incidents but continue to monitor both cases closely. (AP photo)

President Joe Biden has assured the public that all resources are being utilised to ensure safety and prevent further threats. (AP photo)

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry condemned the attack, urging prayers for victims and first responders. (AP photo)

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expressed solidarity, stating, “Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families.” (AP photo)