Shoot in two mosque, Christchurch, New Zealand. (photo by Daily Telegraph)
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At about 11:30 EDT (around 1:30 local time), a crowd inside and outside Nur mosque (Al Noor Mosque) and Linwood mosque (Linwood Mosque) came under shoot fire. According to the latest news, at least 30 people were killed near Nur mosque and at least 10 people near Linwood mosque.
Gunman is also on the social media live broadcast shooting process. In the video, gunman drove to mosque and shouted, "Let`s start the party."
Australian Prime Minister Credit Mok Suisse (Scott Morrison) has confirmed that one of the four arrested was an Australian citizen and Australian authorities has participated in the investigation. The Australian man is 28-year-old Tarant (Brenton Tarrant), according to the Daily Telegraph. And learned from Australia`s new state counter-terrorism police that this man is from (Grafton)., new state, Lafton.
It is reported, Tarant through the network platform live broadcast shoot shot Nur mosque screen. He has also issued a 73-page statement on social platforms informing him of his evil intentions.
"We strongly condemn today`s attack by extremist, right-wing violence terrorist, who allegedly claimed the lives of many New Zealanders in a vicious and vicious attack."
Meanwhile, Mosuisse said it had contacted New Zealand Prime Minister Adrian. "in particular, I would like to express my sincere prayers and thoughts to the New Zealanders, especially those who believe in Islam. They were the target of this cold right-wing extremist attack. "
Opposition party leader Sheldon (Bill Shorten) urged people not to watch the attack. "Don`t look at those images and don`t share them," he said. "that`s what the evil people want us to do."
Australian gunman Tarant. (photo of the Daily Telegraph)
New Zealand Police Commissioner Bush (Mike Bush) said: "We are dealing with a major incident in Christchurch-Canterbury involving an active gunman. As far as we know, there have been many casualties in the two locations, that is, (Deans Ave) mosque on Deans Street and (Linwood Ave) mosque. On Linwood Street. "
Bush also revealed that police had found simple explosion devices on several vehicles that had been stopped, and that the bomb had now been dismantled. Police do not believe there are other suspects, but it is not possible to assume that no one is at large.
Police operations continue, urging Christchurch residents to stay indoors and remain safe.
