Many netizens on Friday went to social media to express their anger and disgust at the clandestine burial of former President Ferdinand Marcos at the Libingan ng mga Bayani.

Marcos was discreetly buried at the heroes' cemetery on Friday noon, just over a week after the Supreme Court allowed it.

After the news broke, the hashtags #MarcosNOTaHero and #OccupyLNMB immediately began trending on Twitter.

"Marcos Burial" was also mentioned in at least 18,300 tweets by angry netizens.

WE REFUSE TO MOVE ON #MARCOSNOTAHERO pic.twitter.com/Gi8B4fbyke

— Nathania Chua (@PilosopoTanya) November 18, 2016

Some academic communities expressed their solidarity over social media.

Ang pagtunog ng UP Carillon ay isang pakiki-isa laban sa paglilibing sa dating pangulong Ferdinand E. Marcos sa Libingan ng mga Bayani.

— UP Diliman (@Official_UPD) November 18, 2016

Personalities such as award-winning writer Butch Dalisay and former presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte also chimed in.

Until the end, just like the thief that he is. #MarcosNOTaHero

— Abi Valte (@Abi_Valte) November 18, 2016

Aika Robredo, daughter of Vice President Leni Robredo, also shared photos of Martial Law victims to support the stand that the late strongman was not a hero.

Remember Boyet Mijares. Son of Primitivo. Tortured and killed in front of his father. #MarcosNOTaHero pic.twitter.com/flGVTF39EO

— Aika Robredo (@aikarobredo) November 18, 2016