Several foreigners have been identified as victims of Friday’s deadly attacks:
– BELGIUM: At least two nationals were killed, according to the Belgian foreign ministry.
– ROMANIA: Two Romanians were killed, according to the foreign ministry in Bucharest.
– TUNISIA: Two young Tunisians, sisters who lived in the center-eastern French region of Creusot and who were celebrating a friend’s birthday in Paris, were also killed, according to the Tunisian foreign ministry.
– BRITAIN: One Briton was killed, the Foreign Office says, adding that a “handful” were feared dead.
– PORTUGAL: A 63-year-old Portuguese national, who lived in Paris and who worked in public transport, was killed near the Stade de France sports stadium, according to Portuguese authorities.
– SPAIN: 29-year-old Alberto Gonzalez Garrido, according to the Spanish authorities, was killed while attending a concert at the Bataclan theatre that came under attack.
– SWEDEN: One person of Swedish nationality was wounded by gunfire and another was killed, according to the foreign ministry, which said it was verifying the information.
–AFP
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