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Sonny Bill Williams posted an emotional video on Twitter on Friday.
Sonny Bill Williams shared an emotional video of support for the victims of the shooting of the Christchurch Mosque.
The rugby player All Blacks and Blues is a Muslim and said, through tears in a video on social media, that he had trouble understanding what had happened.
"Just heard the news, I could not describe it in words as I feel now," Williams said in the video.
"Sending my duo to families apparently, there are nearly 30 dead.
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Dua is said to be the very essence of worship.
KIERAN READ / INSTAGRAM
An Instragram message from Kieran Read, captain of the All Blacks, locked up in a high school in Christchurch.
"(I) send my duets to everyone who has been killed today in Christchurch … you are all in paradise.
"I am deeply saddened by the fact that this is happening in New Zealand."
The captain of All Blacks and Crusaders, Kieran Read, told his Instagram account the story of 16: 30; he was stuck in a clbadroom waiting for his daughters, Elle and Eden, to be released.
"Send my thoughts to all the victims today," first read the story.
"Locked in the hall of the school while waiting for girls."
Williams and Read were part of a host of kiwi sportsmen who sent their love and support to Christchurch, including Williams' younger sister and Sevens New Jersey player, Ardie Savea, forward Ardie Savea , midfielder Anton Liernert-Brown and Highlanders chiefs Aaron Smith.
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