Manchester still in pains

The city of Manchester still continues to count their loss as they search for unending answers why they have been made victims of such dastardly act. The Manchester arena couldn't be more sorrowful after the attack as sympathisers alongside friends and families of bereaved troop in to count their loss in honour of those who died.

Thousands of people have turned their attention to the social media as they seek help in finding missing relatives amid the chaos that has prevaricated the sudden attacks. 

Olivia Campbell, a 15yr old who had been missing ever since the Monday attack have been confirmed dead barely 24hours when the parents thought she was missing.Same is the fate of some others who is yet to be confirmed as per dead or alive. 

According to Olivia's mum, she wrote on her facebook page- "RIP my Olivia, Mum loves you". 

Prime Minister Theresa May has raised the threat level to the highest possible rating, meaning another atrocity is expected. She said a "wider group of individuals" could have been involved in the Manchester Arena blast rather than just Abedi.

The authorities are seeking to establish if Abedi, the Manchester suicide bomber who left 22 people dead, was part of a wider network.

The Army has now taken into serious account the manning of both downing street and the Buckingham Palace, following serious concern of another imminent attack.

Key Facts:

The attack was carried out by 22-year-old Salman Abedi.

Born in Britain and raised in Manchester.

Abedi was a lone male suicide bomber who detonated an improvised explosive device.

22 people have been killed and 64 have been tallied as wounded. Almost 120 people were injured in total.

Children are among the dead

U.S singer has since cancel her tour following the incident at her concert. She, however, sends her heartfelt love.

7The victims are being treated at eight hospitals across Greater Manchester, Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said.

It is the worst terrorist attack in the UK since 56 people were killed in the 7/7 London bombings in 2005.

Manchester Victoria station was evacuated and trains cancelled.

The Prime Minister condemned what was being treated as an ‘appalling terrorist attack’ and said she would chair a meeting of the Government’s emergency Cobra committee on Tuesday.



The first victim of the Manchester terror attack has been named as Georgina Callendar

Two more victims have since been named – 18-year-old student Georgina Bethany Callander, and eight-year-old Saffie Rose Roussos.

Police have arrested a man, 23, in connection with the terror attack at Manchester Arena.

According to prime minister Theresa May, the attack may have devasted the people of Manchester, but it has however reawakened the strength of the security agencies. ‘Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and the families and friends of all those affected.

"It is now beyond doubt that the people of Manchester and of this country have fallen victim to a callous terrorist attack, an attack that targeted some of the youngest people in our society with cold calculation.

‘This was among the worst terrorist incidents we have ever experienced in the United Kingdom.’