Wembley Stadium pays tribute to terror victims

The English Football Association lit up Wembley Stadium's arch in the colours of Belgium as a special tribute to the victims of the Brussels attacks, which has led to the death of 31 people and 300 others injured.

This happened on Tuesday, March 22, 2016, with a double incidence at Zaventem Airport and Maelbeek Metro.

The attacks has left the whole world in devastation, encouraging most European countries to tighten their security.

Belgium is currently observing a 3-day mourning period for the victims.

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The country's friendly against Portugal next week has been moved from Brussels to Leiria, one of the famous Portuguese cities.

Apart from Wembley Stadium, other major landmarks were also brightened up to mourn the sad incident. They include The National Gallery and fountains in Trafalgar Square, St George's Hall in Liverpool, The London Eye and the Belfast City Hall.