People around the world unite with #PrayForLondon and #WeAreNotAfraid in wake of London attack
Millions of people have taken to Twitter Wednesday to share their support and prayers for the English capital in the wake of a possible terror attack that claimed the lives of at least four people in London, according to the latest reports.
British Parliament was locked down Wednesday morning after a vehicle plowed down pedestrians in what many are calling a "terrorist incident."
See photos and tweets from the incident:
Users on Twitter and other social media sites have united to show their support for London with hashtags #PrayForLondon and #WeAreNotAfraid.
Other users began sharing an updated version of the Westminister underground tube logo with the same "we are not afraid" message.
#PrayForLondon#WeAreNotAfraid#Westandtogetherpic.twitter.com/o4WAcgCrXo
— Zook (@z_0_0_k) March 22, 2017
Emergency services and brave citizens stopped today being so much worse! Credit to every single one of them, heroes! #WeAreNotAfraidpic.twitter.com/WrKnJYwrzX
— Tom Wallin (@Wallin58) March 22, 2017
My heart goes out to anyone has family or friends involved in the attack in London today #wearenotafraid#londonattack#Parliament ❤️
— lils (@XoLilygrace) March 22, 2017
#WeAreNotAfraid London and the U.K. will stay strong
— Hannah Colder (@HannahColder) March 22, 2017
It's a crumb of comfort on such an awful day. But, the emergency services have been first class throughout all this. #WeAreNotAfraid
— James Lewer (@james_lewer) March 22, 2017
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