The Foreign Office has advised British tourists travelling to Paris to be ‘especially vigilant’ following this week's shootings, issuing a warning over the possibility of indiscriminate attacks across the city. The shootings that killed 12 people at the Charlie Hebdo office on January 7 were followed by a shootout involving hostages at a supermarket in Porte de Vincennes. A gunman also shot and injured people in Montrouge. ‘There is a high threat from terrorism,’ the Foreign Office advised British travellers on its website. Scroll down for video Security at popular tourist attractions in Paris, including the Eiffel Tower, has  been bolstered
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The country’s tourist board warned that tourists needed to remain vigilant
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Security at popular tourist sites including Eiffel Towe has been bolstered
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Londoners insist they will continue to visit Paris despite security threat
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US State Department delivers warning saying that violent attacks involving Americans are becoming more common
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