Christchurch Earthquake: Earthquake vigil at Parliament tomorrow

A vigil will be held at Parliament tomorrow to mark one week since the Christchurch earthquake struck.
The vigil would be held on the front steps from 12.30pm.
Among those attending would be Governor-General Anand Satyanand his wife, Deputy Prime Minister Bill English, church and faith representatives, Parliamentarians and members of the diplomatic corps.
The public would be able to gather on the forecourt and grounds.
Two minutes' silence would be held 12.51pm during the service.
The bells of the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul would ring half-muffled for 10 minutes from 12.56pm.