Prince Harry Has a Moment of Silence For London Bridge Attack Victims at Polo Match

After meeting with Barack Obama and the team that will represent the UK at the Invictus Games, Prince Harry touched down in Singapore on Sunday to kick off his two-day tour of the country. Upon his arrival, Harry stopped by the Jamiyah Education Centre, where he watched a martial arts match and looked on in awe as the competitors took to the mat. He then took part in iftar (the breaking of the fast during Ramadan) by eating porridge and a dish of dates.

Harry also paid tribute to the victims of Saturday's London Bridge attack that left seven people dead and 30 injured. "Let peace and harmony prevail in communities all over the world," he said as the call to prayer was made by Islamic scholar Muhammad Rafiuddin Ismail. On Monday, he continued to pay tribute to the victims as he observed a moment of silence ahead of a charity polo match for his organization, Sentebale. This is Harry's first time in Singapore, and he is expected to attend an Action for Aids reception as well as visit the Jamiyah Children's Home.