A second Australian has been confirmed dead after the tragic London Terror Attack that occurred on Sunday.
The name of the second Australian casualty is yet to be released.
Confirmation came from Foreign Minister Julie Bishop’s office.
“The Australian Government is deeply saddened to confirm that two Australians have been killed in the London terrorist attack,” an official statement read.
“We continue to work with the United Kingdom authorities who have asked we await official confirmation of the identities of the victims, and for the families to be officially notified, before we release their names.
“The Australian Government has remained in close contact with the families who have requested privacy.
“We ask the media to respect their request at this difficult harrowing time.”
Adelaide nurse Kirsty Boden was confirmed deceased by her family last night in tragic circumstances.
We also know Brisbane woman Sara Zelenak has been missing in London since the attacks on Sunday, with her family presumed to be travelling to London at the moment to search for their daughter.
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