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France Declares State Of Emergency And Closes All Borders As 111 People Are Killed In Multiple Shootings And Explosions
BREAKING NEWS: FRANCE DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY AND CLOSES ALL BORDERS AS 111 PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN MULTIPLE SHOOTINGS AND EXPLOSIONS ACROSS PARIS IN SIX ATTACKS
At least 111 people are dead and at least 200 injured in a series of coordinated shootings and bomb blasts in Paris, unprecedented terror in France. During a football match, between France and Germany , packed with 80,000 fans at the Stade de France, flooded the pitch and were left struggling to leave the match after a blast, and managed to see breaking news of unfolding events outside, on monitors in the tunnels as they made their way out.
With fans unable to leave the Stade de France, many came onto the pitch as news emerged of events outside. Shock settled in as news of what was happening outside was broadcast on monitors in tunnels as fans made their way out and they broke into singing the French National Anthem.
Three assailants were able to detonate explosives outside a well packed sports stadium, with the French President Francois Hollande in attendance. He had been in the stadium and managed to leave the match safely, before declaring all Borders closed, sealing all international borders to prevent escape of assailants.
In 6 attacks, 8 Attackers including suicide bombers are dead, whilst more attackers are still at large. 6000 police officers have been mobilised to deal with the emergency, and all police leave cancelled, while schools, public buildings, and public transport have been shut down and troops brought onto the streets for safety as authorities do not know if there are any acomplices lurking in the streets. More news to follow………..
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