DEVELOPING: French police raid Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris, manhunt continues

Two administrative searches have been conducted at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, also known as Roissy Airport, authorities at the hub confirmed.

“There is no direct connection with the [Paris] attacks, but [the search] is being carried out for several reasons, including elements in connection with radicalization.”

France will not “give in to fear,” President Francois Hollande told a press conference after the end of the anti-terrorist operation in Saint-Denis.

“What would our country be without its cafes, concerts, sport events and museums?” he said, adding, “Life must resume in full,” and, “Our tourists can be welcomed.”

Schools and colleges in the center of Saint Denis will stay closed for the day, an official from the prefecture of Seine-Saint-Denis said.

At least five officers were injured during the anti-terrorist operation in Saint Denis, the French National Police said on Twitter.

Later at least 50 soldiers were deployed at the scene of the police operation in Saint Denis, according to RTL.

At least two extremists, including a female suicide bomber, have been killed during police anti-terrorist operation in the Paris suburb of Saint Denis. Seven people were arrested during the raid.