The French Police have surrounded Charlie Hebdo attackers at a building in Dammartin-en-Goele, in the northeast region of Paris. The police first identified the suspects and chased them. The attackers reportedly rammed into a shop and held hostages. It is still not clear how many hostages are being held by the attackers. The police are begun negotiations with the attackers who are identified as Kouachi brothers.

24 hours after the incident, the police have spotted the brothers at a petrol station 80 kilometres from Paris and according the manhunt for the attackers was done. The roads towards Dammartin-en-Goele are being blocked and the flight directions were diverted. The police have asked the resident people to stay inside their homes. Tens of ambulances have been deployed at the spot in case of emergency.

- TVR