London — Britain's royals joined survivors and families of those who died in London's Grenfell Tower fire for a memorial service to remember the 71 people killed in the June blaze.
Prince Charles, his wife Camilla, Prince Harry, Prince William and his wife Kate arrived on Thursday for the multi-faith service at St. Paul's Cathedral, held exactly six months after the 14 June fire that engulfed a residential tower block in west London.
Emma Dent Coad, a lawmaker for the neighbourhood, said "emotions are still very raw" and the service was a "recognition that people from all walks of government are going to come down and grieve with them."
This morning, TRH joined members of the community from all faiths for the Grenfell Tower National Memorial Service.The service at St Paul's Cathedral remembered those who died, and gave thanks for the people who helped those affected by the tragedy. pic.twitter.com/pfbOfURIgk— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) December 14, 2017
This morning, TRH joined members of the community from all faiths for the Grenfell Tower National Memorial Service.The service at St Paul's Cathedral remembered those who died, and gave thanks for the people who helped those affected by the tragedy. pic.twitter.com/pfbOfURIgk
Also in attendance were celebrities Carey Mulligan and her husband Marcus Mumford as well as Adele.
A total of 71 people, including a stillborn baby, died in the fire, which quickly spread through the 24-story public housing tower.
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