People are helping out London Bridge victims with #SofaForLondon

June 04, 2017 09:23

Kind Londoners are offering those caught up in the 'terror attack' in London lifts home and rooms for the night.

As details of the attack begin to emerge, #SofaForLondon started trending on Twitter and Facebook.

Some are offering accommodation to those stranded in the city, while others are giving people free taxi rides to their homes and hotels.

Witnesses also reported hotels and restaurants on the southern bank of the Thames giving people shelter and water as they tried to make their way home.

One Twitter user said: #London you cannot break humanity. Taxi drivers offering lifts to safety and hotels and business offering a safe place.

Another shared a similar story: Terrible events in London but with People offering help and free taxi rides Im Proud to be British.

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