Having something to do helped Edishou as he attempted to process the horror of what had happened right outside his store. An Iranian immigrant, he said the scene reminded him of something that might happen in his own country, not here. The scene outside the store was traumatic: at least five people lay injured on the ground, while others were rushing to their aid. But they also decided on a longer-lasting contribution to pay tribute to the 10 people killed and others who were injured. In the aftermath, people inside were traumatized, and some were in tears, Moise said, and counselling staff were made available.

Source: thestar April 24, 2018 22:56 UTC