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Monuments across the world lit in solidarity with Belgium after attacks

The most sought after buildings of the world were illuminated with the colours of the Belgium flag as a symbol of support.

By :  sadhguru jaggi vasudev
Update: 2016-03-23 04:09 GMT
At least 70,000 people braved cold and rain in Brussels on Sunday to demand the Belgian government and the European Union increase their efforts to fight climate change (File Photo)
World's tallest building Burj Khalifa was also lit with Belgian flag colours. (Photo: AP)
With support pouring in from every nook and corner of the world,even Rome undertook a similar initiative.Two Belgian flags were projected on Rome's historical Trevi Fountain to honor the victims of the deadly attacks.
Nagyardei Stadium in Debrecen, Budapest, like other talked of buildings across the world, was illuminated with the colours of the Belgian flag as a gesture of solidarity with Brussels.
The picturesque Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany was also illuminated with the Belgian colour.
The Palace of Culture, the tallest building in the Polish capital Warsaw, was illuminated with colours of the Belgian flag.
On the lines of the colours of Belgium flag, the Blue Bridge in Michigan was illuminated in a similar fashion in order to show undue support to Brussels.
Paris in an attempt to show its undue support to the Belgian nation was lit its much talked of marvel Eiffel Tower with the Belgium national colors black, yellow and red in honor of the victims who lost their lives at the airport and the metro station in Brussels.
The World Trade Center was illuminated with the Belgium colors of black, yellow and red to show solidarity with Brussels following the deadly attacks that has brought the nation to a standstill.
The most sought after buildings of the world were illuminated with the colours of the Belgium flag as a symbol of support.

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