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MANILA, Philippines – Sympathy and prayers from netizens worldwide flooded social media after over 100 people were killed in terror attacks in Paris on Friday night, November 13 (Saturday morning, November 14, Manila time.)
World leaders also condemned the terrorist attacks on the French capital.
#PrayForParis became the top trending topic in the Philippines, while #Fusillade topped the Twitter trends in Paris. Keywords related to the terror attack also dominated the worldwide trending topics.
Facebook sets up safety check for Paris friends
“Quickly find and connect with friends in the area,” a message on the Facebook Safety Check page read. “Mark them safe if you know they’re OK.”
The feature also allowed people to check which friends listed as being in Paris, had not yet checked in as safe.
‘Worst tweets’ about the Paris attacks
While many are expressing concern about the terror attacks, there were still a few insensitive remarks tweeted, as compiled by motherjones.com and fusion.net:
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