A hashtag #PrayForLondon já é uma das mais utilizadas no Twitter. Milhares de pessoas estão a publicar mensagens de pesar e apoio aos britânicos atingidos esta quarta-feira por um ataque terrorista que vitimou cinco pessoas (o atacante também morreu) e feriu outras quarenta. Entre as homenagens há imagens do Big Ben a preto e branco ou com uma lágrima.
#PrayForLondon ???????? pic.twitter.com/73r8qSm41Q
— Nerys (@teregm71) March 22, 2017
https://twitter.com/GemMar333/status/844651248406081536
Sending love to all those in London. #PrayForLondon pic.twitter.com/0vLmYFeWqz
— Chris Dmytriw (@chrisdmytriw1) March 22, 2017
pray for the world… #prayforlondon pic.twitter.com/JsFjPUim6x
— Denzil Jacobs (@denziljacobs) March 22, 2017
#PrayForLondon pic.twitter.com/nsgRGl049Y
— Becky Donnelly (@BeckyyBoop) March 22, 2017
#PrayForLondon pic.twitter.com/GEKo6aYPLX
— Marina (@93marini) March 22, 2017
Just stop the madness…we're all sick of this shit… #PrayForLondon pic.twitter.com/ISpTI99OVw
— Alice Cooper (@alicep73) March 22, 2017
La democracia es la que se tiene que imponer ante la barbarie #PrayForLondon #LondonInMyHeart???????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/H9Eyzk3XrN
— Ruben de Aries (@rubendearies) March 22, 2017
#PrayForLondon sorry for my cynicism
This is getting predictable. pic.twitter.com/gzBPzYWUUq— Ex-Dem????????Latina (@ExDemLatina) March 22, 2017
https://twitter.com/SabrinaIsWWE/status/844651034739953666
https://twitter.com/selltheclub/status/844650886257364992
https://twitter.com/1PH_MORVANNI/status/844650682527498244
