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Spain attacks: Isis claims responsibility for Cambrils car rampage after Barcelona atrocity Spain attacks: Isis claims responsibility for Cambrils car rampage after Barcelona atrocity
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Isis has claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack in Cambrils, Spain, in an official communique.Isis has claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack in Cambrils, Spain, in an official communique.
It had already claimed the prior attack in Barcelona but put out an official statement later encompassing both atrocities, which police in Spain had been treating as linked.It had already claimed the prior attack in Barcelona but put out an official statement later encompassing both atrocities, which police in Spain had been treating as linked.
It came as Spanish authorities announced they believed the cell behind the twin attacks in Cambrils and La Rambla, Barcelona, had been dismantled. It came as Spanish authorities announced they believed the cell behind the twin attacks in Cambrils and La Rambla, Barcelona, had been "dismantled".
Police had been investigating a cell of between eight and 12 people after a van smashed into pedestrians in the Catalan city on Thursday afternoon, killing 13 and injuring about 100.Police had been investigating a cell of between eight and 12 people after a van smashed into pedestrians in the Catalan city on Thursday afternoon, killing 13 and injuring about 100.
The driver fled the scene and later, in the early hours of Friday, a car ploughed into a crowd in Cambrils, about 60 miles away. Five terrorist suspects were shot dead—four by the same police officer.The driver fled the scene and later, in the early hours of Friday, a car ploughed into a crowd in Cambrils, about 60 miles away. Five terrorist suspects were shot dead—four by the same police officer.
One woman later died of her injuries, and several other people were injured.One woman later died of her injuries, and several other people were injured.
More follows… Spain will maintain its security alert level at 4, one notch below the maximum level which would signal an attack was imminent, after two deadly attacks in the northeastern region of Catalunya this week, Interior Minister Juan Ignacio Zoido said.
  Mr Zoido added that the government would reinforce security in crowded areas and tourist hotspots
"We are going to redirect our efforts and will adapt these to every place or area that needs special protection," he told a news conference.
Mr Zoido also said Spanish authorities considered the cell behind the attacks had been fully dismantled. 
Additional reporting by agencies