New Zealand has started handing over the body of the body

 [source](https://www.google.com/search?q=new+zealand+prime+minister&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjn_ObYlonhAhWHQ48KHc30BcYQ_AUIDigB&biw=1280&bih=864#imgrc=xNgfcGtpCaq4aM:) ## The bodies of those killed in a mosque attack on Christchurch mosque in New Zealand will start on Sunday from relatives. New Zealand Prime Minister Jasdinda Arderna told a news conference this week. ## CNN Online reports that New Zealand's Prime Minister at the Wellington press conference He said that today some local bodies will be handed over to their relatives at local time. The body will be handed over in Wednesday. ## The Prime Minister said that on Monday the cabinet meeting will discuss the issue of militant surveillance, including changes in the country's arms law and issue of public safety. The next day the people of the casualties will be remembered for the parliament. ## At the local time, on Friday, the first terrorist attack was done on the worship of Zuma in the Al Nur Mosque in Christchurch on Friday. Some later, the second attack was carried out in the Lynwood Mosque. 50 people were killed in the attack on two mosques. ## The incident of an attack on an automatic rifle in Al Nur mosque has been stamped on Facebook by the attacker Brendon Harrison Tarant Members of Bangladesh National Cricket Team, who were going to New Zealand for the prayers, were going to the mosque. They have survived for a short time. Al-Nur mosque is estimated to have been offering prayers for 300 devotees and lunoid mosques. ## New Zealand police commissioner Mike Bush said that the identities of those killed in the attack were not yet officially disclosed. But family members of the deceased have already been informed. Reconstruction of dead bodies is being speeded up. ## In a statement online, New Zealand Police said police have been working intensively to identify victims of Christchurch attack. Before the name of the deceased, the detailed work will be completed before publication. ## Police officials said they are quick to conclude that the fasting burial can be done in accordance with religious customs