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All 50 victims of New Zealand mosque massacre identified

| @indiablooms | Mar 21, 2019, at 02:44 pm

Wellington, Mar 21 (UNI): All 50 people killed in the attack on two mosques in New Zealand's city of Christchurch have been identified, New Zealand police commissioner Mike Bush said on Thursday.

"In terms of identification process of the 50 victims of this tragic terrorist event in Christchurch, I can say that, as of a few minutes ago, the identification process into all 50 victims has been completed and all of the next of kin have been advised," Bush told reporters.

The video of the commissioner's press briefing was published by Radio New Zealand.

The attack on two mosques in Christchurch took place last Friday. The suspected shooter is an Australian national and a resident of New Zealand. The gunman is known to have published a manifesto filled with anti-Muslim statements prior to committing the attack.

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