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Attacks in Paris: the investigators on the trail of fleeing terrorists
Terrorist attacks took place simultaneously in six locations in Paris and Saint-Denis leaving at least 128 dead and hundreds injured. The state of emergency is in force.
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- Six attacks simultaneous hit the capital on the evening of Friday, November 13.
- Assessment: At least 128 people died 237 people were injured, including 80 "absolute urgency"..
- The group Islamic state has claimed the attacks in a statement.
- Timeline: Three explosions ring out first in Saint-Denis near the Stade de France.., During the match France-Germany The three assailants detonated explosive belts, making a victim Five other Parisian locations are then affected but the sequence of events remains unclear: rue de la Fontaine au Roi (5 dead); rue Bichat (12 deaths); Boulevard Voltaire (a terrorist death); rue de Charonne (19 dead); Bataclan(more than 80 dead).
- Francois Hollande has declared a state of emergency throughout the French territory and border control has been restored. He will deliver a speech before Congress on November 16.
- The Paris police headquarters urged Parisians to stay home. All events are canceled and schools closed. A hotline has been opened for families of victims: 08 00 40 60 05 and another, the 197 for the survey was.
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