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#PrayForNice hashtag trends on social media after Nice attacks

Author: newsroom | Published: July 15, 2016

Politicians and celebrities call for end of barbarity on social media

Politicians and celebrities took to social media platforms to honour the victims of the Nice carnage on Bastille Day in France with the hashtag #PrayForNice. The hashtag is trending on Facebook, instagram and twitter with thousands of people posting photos in support of the families of the victims and the French people calling for an end to the atrocities.

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