Brussels Manhunt Over Paris Attacks Enters Second Day

The Paris attacks – involving militants from Brussels – left 130 people dead.The so-called Islamic State (IS) group has said it carried out the attacks.

Belgian police are hunting for suspects for a second day after a deadly anti-terror raid in Brussels, linked to November’s jihadist attacks in Paris.

A man armed with a Kalashnikov was shot dead and four officers were wounded during Tuesday’s operation in the suburb of Forest, an official said.Brussels has since been on high alert, with police said to be searching for suspects who may have fled the raid.

French police also took part in Tuesday’s operation in Brussels. One of the officers wounded in the raid was a French policewoman, officials said.Police went to search an apartment in the southern suburb of Forest on Tuesday afternoon.

“During this operation, one or several people opened fire on the police as they came through the door,” the federal prosecutor’s office said.