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Stockholm mourns the victims of Friday's truck attack

Stockholm mourns the victims of Friday's truck attack
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By Christopher Cummins with Agencies
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Stockholm comes together to mourn victims of truck attack

Residents of Stockholm are dealing with the aftermath following the murder of four people on Friday.

Panic gripped the city as a lorry careered down a shopping street and smashed into a store window.

#Sweden is preparing for a nationwide minute of silence to honor the victims of the truck attack in Stockholmhttps://t.co/kIaFL9fPfa pic.twitter.com/CDvqhmv50z

— dwnews (@dwnews) April 10, 2017

A man who works in the shop laid flowers:
“It’s been a real shock. I know a lot of people that were really really close to getting hit by the truck. For me, it has been an emotional weekend, really emotional.”

SWEDEN: Thousands come together in #Stockholm under #OpenStockholm, saying love will win out over hate & fear pic.twitter.com/DXHpARlZtO

— Wcn Conflict News (@NewsWcn) April 10, 2017

Another was expecting some form of attack:“I said just a week before that it is just a matter of time before it is going to pop up in Sweden. To some people, Sweden has some sort of symbolic value of peace and conflict resolution and such but it’s just a matter of time, I thought, that this would happen here in Sweden.”

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