After the Friday morning terror attack, Londoners have offered to 'put the kettle on' for people affected by the explosion in Parsons Green, said reports in British media.

As the station was evacuated and hordes of people flooded the area, a Twitter user Katy Dunn posted: 'If anyone is feeling shocked or confused at Parsons Green, I'm round the corner and the kettle's on', reported the Guardian.

Another user James Edge tweeted: 'Anyone who's now stuck in Parsons Green/Fulham drop me a line and I'll get the kettle on!'

Chelsea and Fulham Dentist, a five-minute walk away from the tube station, also offered people a place to shelter.

The report quoted dentist Dahlia Sunba, who co-owns the practice with her husband, as saying: 'I could see people wandering around aimlessly. We can see helicopters overhead. It's a little bit unnerving and people look slightly distressed. We have tea and coffee and biscuits. We're more than happy to give them a cup of tea or coffee.'  -- ANI

IMAGE: An injured woman is led away after an incident at Parsons Green underground station in London on Friday. Photograph: Luke MacGregor/Reuters