The heartbreaking story of one of the survivors of the New Zealand massacre

March 15, 2019

An Australian shot down two mosques and killed at least 49 people. The horror in the first person of someone who has lived to say it.

The world is still shocked by the terrorist episode that occurred Friday in New Zealand, when a 28-year-old man entered two mosques and killed 49 people with a shotgun and a semi-automatic rifle. automatic.

He was identified as Brenton Tarrant and, a few seconds before getting off his vehicle to commit this mbadacre, he started recording everything and decided to broadcast live via Facebook.

Despite the large number of filters in the social network created by Mark Zuckerberg, the images could never be blocked and have been seen by millions of people around the world. This earned him serious criticism.

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Despite the brutal attack, some people survived and recounted everything that happened inside the mosque. "We prayed and hell was unleashed," said Ramzan Ali, one of the survivors.

"I was there and I thought: If I get up, it'll kill me. The blood of another person splashed me. I did not know how long I would live, "he said of when he started firing. Ali is 62 years old and comes from Fiji.

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"Sooner or later, the shooting must end, I thought, and I prayed:" My God, please, to finish the blows"He explained that he had seen a lot of dead people and his injured cousin.

"My cousin, who was sitting next to me, was shot in the leg." The man who entered with his weapons fired on the bodies that were already lying on the ground to make sure no one escaped, but Ali had another chance: "I was the last man to be released living. I can say that I was a miracle. I was lucky, God helped me. "