Londoners enjoy an evening stroll yesterday (May 2) and take in the National COVID Memorial Wall.

The public mural has been painted by volunteers to commemorate victims of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom.

Stretching for more than a third of a mile along with the South Bank of the River Thames, the mural is made up of thousands of red and pink hearts, intending to have one heart for each of the country's COVID-19 victims.

Peaceful Sunday evening with rays of sun falling on The National COVID Memorial Wall that stretches for 500 meters along the river Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament. Painted with 150 000 of small red hearts, representing lives lost to coronavirus in the UK, the wall pays a beautiful tribute to victims of the virus and the NHS staff who have worked tirelessly during the pandemic. London, 2 May 2021 #NationalCovidMemorialWall #London #hearts #memorial #CoronavirusUK #COVID19UK

Visitors captured drawing hearts on the National COVID Memorial Wall that stretches for 500 meters along the river Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament. Painted with 150 000 of small red hearts, representing lives lost to coronavirus in the UK, the wall pays heartfelt tribute to victims of the virus and the NHS staff who have worked tirelessly during the pandemic. London, 2 May 2021 #NationalCovidMemorialWall #London #hearts #memorial #CoronavirusUK #COVID19UK