Emotional vigil held in Manchester's St. Ann's Square 1 week after concert terror attack
The vigil was held at 10:32 p.m. local time, exactly one week after the attack.
— -- An emotional candlelight vigil was held in Manchester's St. Ann's Square one week after a terror attack killed 22 people and injured dozens more.
Hundreds turned out for the event, where a moment of silence was held at 10:32 p.m. local time -- exactly one week after the attack began.
A sea of flowers, candles and balloons filled the square as hundreds of mourners paid their respects to the victims.
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One young attendee, who was wearing a wearing an Ariana Grande T-shirt from last year’s Honeymoon Tour, told ABC News that she attended the vigil because she wanted to “prove” that they could “get through anything.”
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Another teenage girl said, “The whole Manchester was very disgusted about what happened.”
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On Monday, the Greater Manchester Police released a new photo of bombing suspect Salman Abedi carrying a hard blue suitcase just days before the attack.
On Sunday, another man was arrested in connection with the bombing at the Manchester Arena on May 22. A total of 16 people have been arrested, police said.
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