Another Singaporean, who was in Paris for work and declined to be named, described being caught in tear gas near Place de la Republique.
The 33-year-old was meeting up with a friend who lived near the protest areas.
At the square, she saw police barricades but said people were still allowed to enter and leave.
The atmosphere initially appeared peaceful.
That changed when she heard screams and saw people suddenly running towards her.
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