A terrorism investigation is under way after one person was killed and four others were injured in a shooting in a suburb of Paris.

Gunshots were fired from a vehicle in a drive-by shooting in the Yvelines ​district ⁠west of ⁠Paris on Friday, French police said.

A suspect has been arrested near the town of Trappes and taken into custody.

Police said the motive remained unclear but France's national anti-terrorism prosecutor's office said it was investigating.

Ali Rabeh, the mayor of ​Trappes, told BFMTV that a man ⁠had fired shots ⁠from his car and "appeared to be firing at random and seemed ‌intent on carrying out a massacre".

He said among those injured was a 12-year-old ‌girl.

The attack happened as France braces for more protests on Saturday over the high cost of living and the state of schools.

The government is deploying a significantly larger security presence to prevent a repeat of last week's widespread unrest.

Around 70,000 security personnel will be on duty across the country and major museums such as the Louvre will be closed.

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