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Suspect hunt prompts raised Geneva alert Paris attacks: Geneva alert raised amid suspect hunt
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Police have raised the alert level in Geneva, saying they are hunting for suspects as part of the Europe-wide investigation into the Paris attacks.Police have raised the alert level in Geneva, saying they are hunting for suspects as part of the Europe-wide investigation into the Paris attacks.
They said they were acting on information of suspicious individuals thought to be in the region. They said they were acting on information of suspicious individuals thought to be in the city or the area.
Investigations were being carried out to "locate and arrest these individuals", a statement said.Investigations were being carried out to "locate and arrest these individuals", a statement said.
A security guard at the UN told Reuters the authorities were looking for "four guys" in the area. Islamic State militants said they carried out the 13 November attacks on multiple locations, killing 130 people.
Investigations have drawn in several European countries, with one man involved in the attacks - Salah Abdeslam - still on the run, and others found to have travelled to France posing as refugees.
Security guards holding sub-machine guns were seen stationed outside the UN office in Geneva, near an entrance for cars.
One of the security guards told Reuters the authorities were looking for "four guys" in the area.
This week details emerged of a failed Greek operation to capture a suspected ringleader of the Paris terror attacks, Abdelhamid Abaaoud.
Greek authorities planned to capture Abaaoud in January, when he had been directing a Belgian terror cell from Athens, the BBC has learned.