Death toll in Christchurch mosque attacks rises to 49

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The death toll from the shootings at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, has risen to 49. More than 20 people were injured in the gunman's attack. Police have arrested four people, including a woman, in connection with the incident.

The attacks occurred at Masjid Al Noor on Deans Ave and Linwood Mosque on Linwood Ave in Christchurch during Friday prayers at noon local time.
A video was released shortly after the attack. The video shows bodies scattered around the mosque. Around 15 bodies are piled up in one corner. The attacker approaches them and shoots them repeatedly.

When one of the assailants tried to escape from the sudden attack, the attacker became more violent and started shooting at him more. The attack was carried out by blocking the exit from the mosque.

Police have taken a cautious stance, describing the attack as a "serious incident." As a precautionary measure, the city's hospitals and all schools have been ordered to stay indoors, as is the case with the city. Police have also asked residents not to leave their homes.

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