Attack in New Zealand
Christchurch Muslims protected as they pray following mass haka
Muslims praying in front of the one of the Christchurch mosques attacked by a white supremacist are protected in the evening by locals, moments after hundreds performed a mass haka.
Tour to Australia, NZ / Bangladesh issues travel advisories for its citizens
Bangladesh has issued separate travel advisories warning for citizens travelling to Australia and New Zealand following the March 15 terror attacks in Christchurch that left five Bangladeshi origins brutally killed and three others injured.
Bangladesh issues travel alert for visiting Australia
Bangladesh issues a travel advisory warning for citizens travelling to Australia following terror attacks in two mosques of New Zealand on March 15 that left five Bangladeshi killed and three injured.
Urgent visa for family members of Christchurch victims
An individual family member of Bangladeshi victims fallen at the acts of terror at Christchurch in New Zealand can now apply for urgent visa to bring the bodies back.
'Egg Boy' to donate money for mosque attacks victims
"Egg Boy" is going to donate most of the money raised for him towards the victims of the Christchurch mosque attacks.
The emerging new world order's alarm bells
Friday's attack on two mosques in New Zealand reflects a paradigm shift: the erosion of liberal values and the rise of 'civilisationalism' at the expense of the nation state.
'You are safe now': moments of heroism in Christchurch massacre
As New Zealanders struggled to cope with the deadly mayhem in Christchurch, stories of heroism have emerged from the tragedy, including a worshiper who chased away the gunman armed only with a credit card machine.
'Suspicious package' shutters NZ's Dunedin airport
New Zealand police closed Dunedin airport after a suspicious device was reported on the airfield.
NEW ZEALAND ATTACK / 5 Bangladeshis confirmed dead
Five Bangladesh nationals have been confirmed dead in Friday's terror attacks in New Zealand mosques.
‘We still love New Zealand’
Bangladesh cricketers had feared for their lives during those frantic moments when their team bus was in front of the Christchurch mosque which got attacked by a gunman. The Tigers faced possibly the worst moment in their lives but star batsman Mushfiqur Rahim said that the team still loves New Zealand.
‘Will take time to get over what we suffered’
Bangladesh batsman Tamim Iqbal said that he and the other players will take time to heal following the deadly attack on two mosques at Christchurch with the Tigers making a narrow escape while going for their Jumma prayers yesterday.
NZ shooting: Linwood mosque 'hero' tackled gunman, grabbed weapon
A survivor of the shooting at Christchurch's Linwood mosque reveals to NZ Herald how his friend risked his life to tackle the gunman and wrestle away the weapon.
[Watch] Tigers leave for Bangladesh
The Bangladesh cricket team departed from New Zealand this morning at 5am BDT (12pm local).
Security measures to be reviewed before sending cricketers abroad: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina categorically says that Bangladesh in future will send its cricket team abroad after examining and reviewing the security measures of the host countries.
Ali escaped NZ shooter by hiding under bench
Ramjan Ali narrowly escapes the shooter of New Zealand mosques by hiding under a bench. With blood splattered on his shirt Ali narrated the horrific moments to ABC News immediately after the attacks yesterday.
New Zealand shooter steeped attack in dark internet culture
The suspected New Zealand shooter carefully modeled his attack for an internet age. He live-streamed the massacre, shouted out a popular meme slogan and published a long, rambling manifesto replete with inside jokes geared for those steeped in underground internet culture.
‘Our lands will never be theirs'
A gunman who opened fire at two Christchurch mosques killing at least 49 people said the attack was in protest of mass immigration to European lands.