Celebrities send Japan Twitter support
Celebrities have taken to the microblogging site Twitter to share their sentiments on the recent 8.9 magnitude earthquake that struck the northeastern coast of Japan on Friday, March 11, taking about 1,000 lives. Over 300 homes were swept away by the quake-triggered tsunami in the region.
Stars from across the world are sympathising with the victims of the disaster. Others are suggesting ways to make donations and still others, who are currently around critical locations, are informing their fans of their safety.
The Express Tribune brings some latest tweets from celebrities across the world.
Brace yourself, Japan, you have been through worse before. Rise again. Prayers.
My thoughts are with the people of Japan. Hoping for the best as they recover from this tragic event.
The tsunami images pouring into our homes show how irrelevant man is.
There are no words. The earthquake in Japan is devastating! Let’s pray hard for these people and be grateful for every minute.
My thoughts and energy are towards Japan.
For all our friends in Japan and beyond hit by this devastating earthquake and tsunami, we send our love and respect.
I’m safe. There were tsunami warnings for New Zealand but they seem to be dying down here in Auckland.
I’m sending my thoughts and prayers and love to those in Japan who are hurt.
Praying for the people of Japan.
Up and off to work! Still living with the devastation in Japan. Hope that calm returns soon to the area. Prayers.
One of the worst calamities has hit Japan. May the departed souls rest in peace. God bless the world.
Prayers for all in Japan. Heard about the earthquake and tsunami.
Japan needs our help. Donate to Redcross disaster relief.
For all my Japanese brothers and sisters, stay safe.
Sending good thoughts and prayers to the people of Japan.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 14th, 2011.
Correction: March 14, 2011
Due to a reporting error, an earlier version of this article included a tweet that was not from Shahrukh Khan's verified account. The tweet has been removed.