Car Containing Explosive Gas Cylinders Found Near Synagogue in Marseille, France

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A French police vehicle. Illustrative Photo: Wiki Commons.

A suspicious vehicle containing two gas cylinders was found near a synagogue in France’s southern port city of Marseille, French media reports.

According to the La Provence news site, the car was spotted shortly before 11 am local time (9:00 GMT) near the Bar Yohaye synagogue and community center. Authorities were called, who subsequently discovered the gas cylinders inside the car and cordoned off the area.

Read full story at i24 News.

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