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Monday, November 16, 2015

The Eiffel Tower is illuminated with the Tricolore as it reopens for the first time since the horrific attacks in Paris on Friday Nov 13,2015

 Stunning landmark: The iconic Eiffel Tower was lit up for the first time since the horrific attacks in Paris last Friday
France's iconic landmark the Eiffel Tower was lit up in the colours of the French flag this evening for the first time since the horrific attacks in Paris.
Breathtakingly beautiful: The impressive tourist attraction has been closed for the past few days out of fear of further attacks
The tourist attraction, closed to the public since Friday's terrorist attacks which resulted in the death of at least 129 people, returned to service today Monday Nov 16,2015

On red alert: The tower was reopened but heavy security presence remained on the streets of Paris this evening
The operators had previously turned the lights off at the famous tower in honour of all the victims of the shocking attack. Security concerns continue to focus around the tower following false reports of gunfire being heard near the site.
Outstanding sight: French security sources revealed that 100,000 suspects continue to be tracked for possible terror threats
The words 'fluctuat nec mergitur' - the city's Latin motto, meaning 'tossed but not sunk' - were also beamed onto a section of the tower. 
Memorable: The words 'fluctuat nec mergitur' - the city's Latin motto, meaning 'tossed but not sunk' - were also beamed onto a section of the tower
Fresh tributes continue to pour in on the streets of Paris and on social media as friends and family remember all the people caught up in the deadly attacks. 
Perfection in Paris: Many Parisians have taken to the streets of the city, despite the curfew, to stand in defiance against terrorism 
A beacon of new hope: Security services are now hunting for the eight gunman, known as Salah Abdeslam, who evaded capture near the Belgian border 
Lighting up the landscape: The devastating terror attacks have left many people fearing for the future of their security in the city 

Fresh tributes continue to pour in on the streets of Paris and on social media as friends and family remember all the people caught up in the deadly attacks

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