Police said four people, including three men and one woman, had been arrested. He said the injuries included bullet wounds and went from critical to minor. The country's police commissioner, Mike Bush, told a nightly press conference that 41 people had been killed at the Al Noor mosque and seven at the Linwood mosque, and that another victim had died at the Christchurch hospital.ĭavid Meates, executive director of the Canterbury District Health Board, said 48 people, including small children, were being treated for injuries in the hospital. The shots were fired at the Al Noor mosque on Deans Avenue in the center of the city and at the Linwood mosque, about five kilometers away, police said. An armed man broadcast a live video of the attack on Facebook, and appeared to have published an online manifesto. The police urged people to stay away from the mosques until further notice. A Muslim leader in New Zealand said the attack was especially shocking as it took place around Friday's Prayer. Officials said that a man in his 20s had been charged with murder, and that two explosive devices were found attached to a vehicle they had stopped. On Friday, forty-nine people died in shootings at two mosques in central Christchurch, New Zealand, in a terrorist attack that Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern described as 'an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence.'
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