'No place for hate', mayor says at Utrecht shooting march


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  • Saturday, 23 Mar 2019

A girl lays flowers during a silent march in Utrecht in honour of the people wounded or killed in an attack on a tram on Monday, in Utrecht, Netherlands March 22, 2019. REUTERS/Piroschka Van De Wouw

UTRECHT, Netherlands (Reuters) - Several thousand people carrying red and white flowers, the colours of the flag of Utrecht, walked in quiet solidarity on Friday to honour the victims of a shooting on a tram in the ancient Dutch city.

Three people were killed in Monday's incident and five more were wounded - two of whom remain in critical condition.

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