New Zealand Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern will return to Christchurch for the second time since last week’s deadly terror attacks at two mosques on Wednesday.
Ardern has urged social sites not to make public videos of the attack or give the suspect of the Christchurch mosque shootings notoriety by mentioning his name.
Ardern said the attack exposed weaknesses in gun laws that the government will address through reforms to be announced within 10 days.
During her visit to Christchurch, She will meet with first responders and victims’ families as they prepare for burials.
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Most of the victims of the attack are largely Muslim migrants, refugees and residents from countries including Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Turkey, Kuwait, Somalia and others.
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