#PortesOuvertesNice offers accommodation for survivors of Nice attack
In the wake of Nice truck attack, people are tweeting with previously used hashtags to express solidarity with the victims or help survivors find accommodation.
At least 84 people were killed after a large van ploughed 2 km (1.3 miles) through the crowd celebrating Bastille Day on Promenade des Anglais.
The hashtag #PortesOuverts, first used during the Paris attacks of last November, has been revived to offer or ask for a place to stay after the night attack in the southern French city.
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The City of Nice was one of the first to tweet with the hashtag #PortesOuvertesNice:
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The hashtag was also used to post about people missing or finally found safe or to post information about free taxis:
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Another hashtag that took off in the aftermath of the attack is #JeSuisNice, modelled on #JeSuisCharlie which emerged after the January 2015 terrorist attack on the Paris headquarters of satirical mag Charlie Hebdo.
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The hashtag #PrayForNice was also used by celebrities and and others to express solidarity with the city after the deadly attack:
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