Christchurch mosque: 26 people buried in mourning

Today's day for New Zealand was only mourning. Today's Friday afternoon local time at the Christchurch Memorial Park graveyard, 26 people buried buried. There was also a 3-year-old child. Among the people killed in the mosque attack, Ibrahim is the youngest child.

A New Zealand Herald report says that after the burial, the names and identity of the dead people will be revealed gradually. Christchurch City Council confirmed in a statement in a statement.

Meanwhile, two-minute silence was observed on Friday in memory of people killed in two mosques in Christchurch. Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in the Hagley Park near the Al Nur Mosque in front of the attack on Friday afternoon. Prime Minister Jasindah Ahmadnen joined. After the Azan campaign on state radio, television, silence was observed throughout the country. In addition to the solidarity with Muslims, women from other religions of New Zealand are wearing hijab on their head.

The Australian young man Brenton Tarantin (28), attacked the Muslims, who took a Friday prayers in Al Nur mosque, with a semi-automatic gun. After some time, attack the Lynwood mosque near Brenton. 50 people were killed in two attacks. Of these, five Bangladeshis The injured were also 50. Brenton has been imprisoned by accusing him of murder.

Meanwhile, New Zealand is taking steps to change arms law. Prime Minister Jasindah Ahmadno on Thursday imposed restrictions on all semi-automatic weapons in the country.

27 people injured in the attack are still undergoing treatment in the hospital. Five of the injured wounded are still serious. There is also a four-year-old girl.