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Paris terror attack so far
Paris, Nov 14 Some highlights of the Paris terror attack:
-- More than 100 hostages were killed at Theatre Bataclan in Paris, where security forces launched an assault to rescue them.
-- At least two explosions were heard near the national stadium Stade de France where a France-Germany soccer match was being played.
-- French President Francois Hollande said France will be ruthless in fighting terrorists, and cancelled his trip to G20 meeting in Turkey.
-- Witness described hostage situation at Paris theatre as a "bloodbath". Paris schools, universities, public transport will be shut on Saturday.
-- World Trade Centre was lit up in France's tricolors: red, white and blue;
-- Eight attackers died, hunt on for possible accomplices.
-- Facebook activates "Safety Check" for users during Paris attack.
-- Paris Deputy Mayor said it was a "terrible, terrible situation ... a tragedy we are facing".

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