Notre Dame fire: Social media users and politicians express solidarity with Parisians [www.euronews.com]
Structure saved from total loss, fire chief... [www.ajc.com]
French Billionaire Pinault Pledges 100 Million Euros To Rebuild Notre Dame [www.buzzfeednews.com]
Notre Dame fire: Live updates [edition.cnn.com]
What we know so far about the devastating Notre-Dame fire and how it started [www.thelocal.fr]
IMAGES OF WHAT HAS BEEN LOST... ????
— ?️?????AMK?????️? (@AMKrebelheart) April 16, 2019
What's inside Notre Dame Cathedral that could be lost in the fire - CNN https://t.co/HKlhZnk6vT
I hope all of these are saved. https://t.co/xEZLBn4Qyi
— Kate Bennett (@KateBennett_DC) April 15, 2019
フランス・パリ #ノートルダム大聖堂 の火災、現地0時30分で日が変わり深夜だけど、人々の祈りが響いている。#PrayForParis #PrayForNotreDame #NotreDamehttps://t.co/WuudGffgN9pic.twitter.com/4b2W3K791F
— Ken Sugar? (@ken_sugar) April 15, 2019
Notre Dame fire: Social media users and politicians express solidarity with Parisians | Euronews https://t.co/jo2a9no2cG
— Ricardo Hidalgo (@rhidalgott) April 15, 2019
Notre Dame fire: Social media users and politicians express solidarity with Parisianshttps://t.co/7bz0vQ2VBi
— Karol ? (@karolcummins) April 16, 2019
Thank you. We feel safe - just so sad. There is a chance it was deliberate given recent Catholic Church fires :(...
— TeslaOpinion (@TeslaOpinion) April 15, 2019
The good news is that the basic structure is ok - likely to be rebuilt?https://t.co/BMzbvFnDMR
WATCH LIVE: Firefighters battle blaze engulfing Notre Dame ➡ https://t.co/T4Biy1KQz6 pic.twitter.com/XY4I2VU72h
— AJC (@ajc) April 15, 2019
Fire reported at Paris' Notre Dame cathedral: https://t.co/T4Biy1tfHy pic.twitter.com/uFoj2O6f7K
— AJC (@ajc) April 15, 2019
.@christiesinc owner Francois Pinault & his son have pledged € 100m to help rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral https://t.co/4RajTZbSjT
— Kelly Crow (@KellyCrowWSJ) April 16, 2019
The #Pinault family, business tycoons and leaders of the @KeringGroup, pledge 100 million € for the reconstruction of the #Notre_Dame_de_Paris cathedral.
— Joseph Bahout باحوط (@jobahout) April 16, 2019
A welcome move.
And a rather rare one in a very shy tradition of philanthropy in #France. https://t.co/DqUPpP1T4j
ビリオネアのFrançois-Henri Pinault氏とご家族が、ノートルダム寺院再建に向けて100ミリオンユーロ、約140億円の修復費の寄付をされるそう。
— Schoko(しょーこ)??LONDON 家改装中 (@alicelondon80) April 16, 2019
A French Billionaire Has Pledged 100 Million Euros To Help Rebuild The Notre Dame Cathedral https://t.co/HXPOJZE7HZ
A French Billionaire Has Pledged 100 Million Euros To Help Rebuild The Notre Dame Cathedral https://t.co/KYWYw5pHZW
— Fr. Kevin M. Cusick, LCDR (Ret.) (@MCITLFrAphorism) April 16, 2019
A French Billionaire Has Pledged 100 Million Euros To Help Rebuild The Notre Dame Cathedral https://t.co/hFO1mKz1w1 via @skbaer @BarackObama @HillaryClinton @realDonaldTrump
— Gloria ❤??❤ (@GGevirtz) April 16, 2019
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— CeeTalks ?️? (@CeeTalks) April 16, 2019
A French Billionaire Has Pledged 100 Million Euros To Help Rebuild The Notre Dame Cathedral https://t.co/qoRiuCcOiW via @skbaer
This is horrible! Absolutely devastating... Fire at Notre Dame cathedral https://t.co/VQaqjTQDKg
— Pike Grey 1914-1918 (@PikeGrey1418) April 15, 2019
Notre Dame was one of the great cathedrals of Europe. Terrible loss. And I say that as a nonbeliever who appreciates the magnificent architectural and artistic creativity that went into those centuries-long projects that represent our collective humanity.https://t.co/TR68uZL71a pic.twitter.com/1gyqTnDmJb
— Michael Shermer (@michaelshermer) April 15, 2019
あの祈りの場所が、火災に遭っているなんて。
— 山本あけみ 立憲民主党所属/杉並区議会議員/建築士 (@We_are_happy_3) April 15, 2019
被害が広がらない事を願います。
Fire at Notre Dame cathedral https://t.co/Ov0r1CpgYR
7) The fire broke out in the cathedral's attic at approximately 18:50 Paris time (6:50 p.m.).
— Dannielle Blumenthal PhD (@DrDannielle) April 16, 2019
This is 12:50 p.m. EDT - important if someone is sending a message to Washington.https://t.co/hPSRHqRsMt
We don't know how important heritage is to us, until it's burning before our eyes. https://t.co/pgdzDaroF4
— Ian Rosales Casocot (@sandwichspy) April 16, 2019
あった、これだ。"Dumping water from a plane on this type of building would risk bringing down the whole edifice," France's Civil Security agency wrote on Twitter. ですって https://t.co/RkOOcsk45T https://t.co/KU9FunTrZ0
— アイスランド便り(小倉悠加) (@YukaOgura) April 15, 2019
Here’s a link to a recent update from a French news source. There were no renovations happening today (although they’ve obviously been occurring for some time) because it’s the start of Holy Week and there was mass: https://t.co/zzMzbnHrJD
— SpicyUterus | Ariel (@SpicyUterus) April 15, 2019
Notre-Dame fire - here's everything we know so farhttps://t.co/D7JDrwRCVt
— The Local France (@TheLocalFrance) April 15, 2019
Notre Dame's rose windows are safe after the fire https://t.co/K5Tzzm9ctB pic.twitter.com/nUHUu4ry7x
— CNN International (@cnni) April 16, 2019
Notre Dame's rose windows are safe after the fire https://t.co/AROXQFMsha pic.twitter.com/sVc8c2mVI8
— CNN International (@cnni) April 16, 2019
The cathedral's great organ and main bell also survived the fire, but the fate of many other treasures is unclear: https://t.co/WKOZM9F600 pic.twitter.com/pzsIhDoEUU
— CNN International (@cnni) April 16, 2019
It's great to hear that fashion billionaires behind #Gucci & #LouisVuitton pledged 300 million euro to rebuild the Notre Dame, a day after the fire. It just makes us wonder why we needed 2 years to get 30 million together from brands after Rana Plaza. https://t.co/JMOhY6qwOR
— Clean Clothes (@cleanclothes) April 16, 2019
French Billionaires Have Pledged 300 Million Euros To Help Rebuild The Notre Dame Cathedral https://t.co/1oJe1uyHOt 3rd world countries can better use that kind of money.
— R Joseph (@rjoseph7777) April 16, 2019
French Billionaires Have Pledged 300 Million Euros To Help Rebuild The Notre Dame Cathedral https://t.co/VRIkk10ScE via @skbaer
— Maria Elena Salinas (@MariaESalinas) April 16, 2019
It’s not even 24 hours since the catastrophe & a billionaire already stepped in. The same level of urgency, boldness and commitment from the top 1% can fix not only a centuries-old cathedral, but can solve many of the world’s chronic pressing problems too. https://t.co/5g8xnaV0HP
— Renzo Guinto (@RenzoGuinto) April 16, 2019
Salma Hayek's French billionare husband releases 100 million euros to fund the fire clean-up and restoration of Notre Dame.https://t.co/HzRnVhsQ14
— Kelly Hills (@rocza) April 16, 2019
I mean, I'm glad we'll get funds to rebuild the Cathedral, but you know, if they were paying their fair share of taxes we'd have that money as well (and it could also rebuild hospitals, schools, or pay the firemen they were all praising yesterday) https://t.co/KdjrKliFYv
— Jan Degans (@JanDegans) April 16, 2019
(4350) What tells me that Notre Dame will be littered with Masonic symbolism when they are done?https://t.co/8f0C5kWTPo
— Dr. Katherine Horton (@Stop007org) April 16, 2019
A French Billionaire?! That’s Mr. Salma Hayek to you, Buzzfeed. https://t.co/bIziARp1a8
— Laura Hockridge? (@Laurasenio) April 16, 2019
This is how Notre Dame cathedral looks this morning https://t.co/APXL8gEoQA pic.twitter.com/CKmRDwc1Tr
— CNN (@CNN) April 16, 2019
This is how Notre Dame cathedral looks this morning https://t.co/SCrUdbFbd2 pic.twitter.com/SlUyVkkDNf
— CNN International (@cnni) April 16, 2019
"Notre Dame is being serenaded."
— CNN International (@cnni) April 16, 2019
A crowd of people were seen singing through the streets of Paris overnight, paying tribute to the famous cathedral that was engulfed in flames https://t.co/yLy9MQSHTO pic.twitter.com/USbOQegAe9
This is how Notre Dame cathedral looks this morning https://t.co/sVEkyk2PRW pic.twitter.com/V2efhHvF1H
— CNN International (@cnni) April 16, 2019
Reading coverage on #NotreDame & resilience of Paris, its citizens & all of France. https://t.co/vhsPGjp42k. It seems that a total tragedy has been averted; I am in awe of scaffolding 4 the restoration project-a massive effort w/ its own risks
— Darius Arya (@DariusAryaDigs) April 16, 2019
Workmen could not possibly have started the fire that destroyed Notre Dame. The fire began at 6:30 pm but workmen stop work at 5 pm, 5:30 at the latest.https://t.co/msR7hCPc9f#WhoBurnedNotreDame #PrayForFrance
— CABRAXAS (@CABRAXAS10) April 16, 2019
What we know so far about the devastating #NotreDame fire and how it started https://t.co/3LxPQ3dbgp via @TheLocalFrance #cathedral had been undergoing intense #restorationwork The fire started in the #attic 400 fire #fighters #France
— Alien (@aliensky0) April 16, 2019