Praneeta Prakash 
58-year-old Ashraf Ali [right] and his sister Tamina Bibi.
A family in Nakasi is mourning the loss of 58-year-old Ashraf Ali.
Another Fijian national confirmed to have died in the terror attack in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Ali had travelled to NZ two weeks ago to visit relatives.
In an interview with FBC News Ali’s distraught sister Tamina Bibi, says her brother was a regular worshipper to the Masjid Al Noor on Deans Avenue in Christchurch.
She says he visited the mosque every time he visited NZ.
Bibi says he had accompanied his elder brother to the mosque on the fateful Friday.
#Fiji #Christchurch A vigil for #NewZealand .. a moment to remember love always over hate.. pic.twitter.com/vEL3J6ZS0U
— MaggieFBCNews (@MaggieFBCNews) March 16, 2019
She says she last spoke to him before he left the country.
Let’s all go and show our support for our brothers and sisters in #NewZeland. That we stand united in this fight against hate #unitedFijians #PrayForChristchurchVictims pic.twitter.com/VQWQvRXkay
— Shaheen Ali (@axeshane) March 17, 2019
She says they were informed yesterday that Ali’s body was recovered from the mosque.
Funeral details will be released later.
#BREAKING Police Commissioner Mike Bush says the death toll is now at 50 ? https://t.co/Dc0NArYAvF
— nzherald (@nzherald) March 16, 2019
#Fiji #Christchurch A vigil for #NewZealand .. a moment to remember love always over hate.. pic.twitter.com/vEL3J6ZS0U
— MaggieFBCNews (@MaggieFBCNews) March 16, 2019
— Lisi Naziah Tora Ali-Krishna (@Alinaziah) March 17, 2019
#Fiji stands united wth #NewZeland and the families who lost their loved one’s in #Christchurch tragedy. @FijiPM will be attending a prayer session to pay tribute to the lives lost in this tragic incident. Come down to Makoi Women’s Training Center at 4pm today to show solidarity pic.twitter.com/PKPBbuGbcW
— Fijian Government (@FijianGovt) March 17, 2019
Our leaders answered our humble call for a prayer at the Toorak Jame Mosque tonight for the victims of the #ChristchurchAttack . @JCurrNZ @sujiseam @mhopkinsfco @DrIfereimi thank you for joining in solidarity. #fijiansunite pic.twitter.com/EBG1KzMRis
— Lisi Naziah Tora Ali-Krishna (@Alinaziah) March 16, 2019
Today I met with Muslim community leaders to offer my support & to share their deep sorrow over yesterday’s horrific terrorist attack. This has rocked not only NZ but nations around the world, incl. ours. We stand together to condemn the hatred & intolerance behind this attack. pic.twitter.com/hKEu6LdSl3
— Scott Morrison (@ScottMorrisonMP) March 16, 2019
