An air ship engineer, a takeaway storekeeper, an understudy pilot; subtleties rising of a portion of the 50 individuals gunned down at two New Zealand mosques illustrate many standard lives abruptly and viciously finished. 

Australian Brenton Tarrant, 28, a speculated racial oppressor, was accused of homicide on Saturday. Tarrant was remanded without a supplication and is expected back in court on April 5 where police said he was probably going to deal with further indictments. 

Friday's assault, which Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern marked as psychological oppression, was the most exceedingly bad ever peacetime mass killing in New Zealand. 

At Hagley College, a school over a recreation center from the Al Noor mosque where in excess of 40 individuals were killed, a temporary help focus was set up on Sunday 

A surge of exploited people's companions and relatives entered, one lady conveying sandwiches and falafel. 

Muzzamil Pathan landed to offer his sympathies for a companion, Imran Khan, who was killed at a second mosque in the suburb of Linwood. 

Khan ran a takeaway and had as of late opened a butcher shop, he said. 

"He was a decent individual. We wish this did not occur. He came here to New Zealand 18 years prior - he was only 47. He was an independent man," Pathan said. 

National bearer Air New Zealand said Lilik Abdul Hamid, an airplane upkeep engineer, was in executed at the Al Noor mosque. 

"Lilik has been an esteemed piece of our designing group in Christchurch for a long time, yet he initially became more acquainted with the group significantly prior when he worked with our flying machine builds in a past job abroad," Air New Zealand Chief Executive Christopher Luxon said in an announcement. 

"The fellowships he set aside a few minutes drove him to apply for a job in Air New Zealand and make the move to Christchurch. His misfortune will be profoundly felt by the group." 

Hafiz Musa Patel, an Imman visiting from Fiji, was additionally murdered, as indicated by Abdul Aroon, a companion from Auckland. 

"We didn't assume something like this could occur in this nation," Aroon told Reuters. 

SIX PAKISTANIS DEAD, THREE MISSING 

One understudy, who asked not to be recognized, said a companion had been murdered. 

"He was considering to be a pilot and we saw him for morning classes. At that point he went to the mosque not surprisingly, and we aren't got notification from him," he said. 

"I got a call the previous evening from a companion, around midnight, to state he has passed away." 

Most of exploited people were vagrants or outcasts from nations, for example, Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey, Somalia and Afghanistan. 

Pakistan's high official said six residents had been murdered and three were absent. 

Khaled Mustafa, an ongoing displaced person from Syria, had likewise been murdered at the Al Noor mosque, Syrian Solidarity New Zealand representative Ali Akil told news site Stuff. 

Mustafa and his family had "endure barbarities" in their nation of origin and "touched base here in a place of refuge just to be slaughtered in the most abominable way". 

His child, Hamza, who is around 16, was missing, and his child Zaid, who is around 13, is in Christchurch Hospital where he experienced a six-hour task, Akil said.