French Prime Minister Manuel Valls on Tuesday said some of the victims of the November 13 deadly attacks in Paris, in which 129 people were killed, are yet to be identified.
According to the latest official count, the attacks claimed 129 lives with 352 wounded, some still in very serious situation, EFE news reported.
Valls in a radio interview said that authorities had identified 103 of the victims so far.
He reiterated in an interview with France Inter radio station that new attacks may occur "at any time" because his country was at "war".
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