British tourists and Tunisian residents joined together to sing Michael Jackson’s ‘Heal the World’ in a poignant tribute to the dead.
A tribute took place last night at a hotel complex near the scene of the terror attack as British holidaymakers formed a human circle and performed a moving tribute.
Brits and Tunisian locals came together on the beach where the tragedy unfolded to hold a candlelit vigil in support of the victims and to stand against the violence which took place.
Holidaymaker Jenny Weldon, from Middlesbrough, filmed the powerful scenes at the hotel as mourners formed a circle around the complex.
Jenny said: “We wanted to pay our respects and everything has been very quiet and settled in memory of those who lost their lives.”
Tourists and Tunisians came together for a candlelit vigil as people held posters saying “Peace” and “Sousse will never die”.
Many Tunisians also unfurled British flags as a show of support to the victims outside the Imperial Marhaba hotel, one of the two hotels targeted by killer Seifeddine Rezgui.
One local resident said: “What happened (on Friday) does not represent Tunisia. We are sorry for the families, the victims, they are our guests.”
SOURCE: Mirror
