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Florida Governor Sends Letter Of Appreciation
After passing along thoughts and condolences on behalf of Bermuda to Florida Governor Rick Scott following the June 12 nightclub shooting that killed 49 people, Premier Dunkley has received an official reply from Governor Scott in appreciation of the “people of Bermuda.” Following the shooting, Premier Dunkley said, “Bermuda grieves... Read more of this article
Masjid Muhammad Condemn Orlando Shootings
Bermuda’s Masjid Muhammad has spoken out regarding the recent mass shooting in Orlando, Florida that killed 49 and injured more than 50, saying “we continue to be pained by such senseless acts of violence and the loss of innocent life.” A spokesperson said, “Masjid Muhammad expresses its deepest sympathy to the families of the victims... Read more of this article
‘Shocked & Saddened By Hateful Mass Shooting’
Following the mass shooting at a gay club in Orlando which left 50 people dead, the Rainbow Alliance of Bermuda said they “stand in solidarity with the fellow members of the LGBTQ community around the world as we mourn the loss of those senselessly murdered and injured.” The statement from the group said, “The Rainbow Alliance of... Read more of this article
Tonight: Vigil To Be Held For Orlando Victims
[Updated] Mark Anderson — the well known local entertainer and LGBT advocate — is calling on the people of Bermuda to attend the Cenotaph in front of the Cabinet building at 6.30pm this evening [June 13] to pay respects and show our love following the tragic events which took place in Orlando, Florida. The mass shooting in Orlando early... Read more of this article
“Bermuda Grieves With The Orlando Community”
“Such an unimaginable and senseless tragedy,” Premier Michael Dunkley said this evening [June 12], as he joined the global community in condemning Sunday morning’s mass shooting in Orlando, Florida. The Orlando nightclub shooting is the deadliest shooting in U.S. history, with present news reports indicating there are 50 people dead... Read more of this article
50 Dead In Worst Mass Shooting In U.S. History
50 people were killed inside Pulse, a gay nightclub in Florida, Orlando Police Chief John Mina and other officials said Sunday morning, just hours after a shooter opened fire in the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history. “At least 53 more people were injured, Mina said. Police have shot and killed the gunman, he told reporters,” CNN reports. Orlando... Read more of this article
