The gunman, who identified himself as Australia's Brenton Terrant, stormed the country's South Island at around 1.30 in Al Noor Masjid in Christchurch, with a semi-automatic firefight, and participating in Friday prayers 100 rowdy worshipers attacked with a rifle.
A 17-minute ill-fated video of the scary horror seen in front of the army is seen firing cruelly to the white people dressed in torn old soldiers, who fiercely firing on the fleeing people, and when they were shot If you run away from peace then you are in peace.
At about the same time, a second shooting took place in the mosque in Linwood, in which seven more people were killed.
After the bloody attacks, three men and a woman were arrested, in which the police had charged a man with murder in the end of the 20th decade. They will face the court on Saturday. Assassins or assassins then moved to the Lynwood mosque and killed another eight people.
Hassan, 29, a Sri Lankan Muslim who has been living in New Zealand for six months, said that he has come to the country "for peace, and because there is no war". He did not want to give his last name.
He was in the Friday prayer of the Linwood Mosque, when the shooting started, and hit on the floor because the women around him got up and shouted at gunmen "Do not come here", some of them were charging towards the gunman.
"The shooter was shouting very much and the gun was flowing in every direction, shooting, shooting, shooting," he said. "I do not know who my friends are now dead or alive, I am sitting in wait. The police told me: 'I am sorry, this is the first time this happened in this country.'
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