[Source: NZ Herald]

There are unconfirmed reports that several Fijians may have been caught up in the Mosque massacre in Christchurch.

FBC News understands the man who is from Nakasi, Nasinu had attended the Friday prayers at the Masjid Al Noor Mosque on Deans Avenue.

WATCH: A spontaneous, powerful prayer from mourners gathering to honour the victims and those still fighting for their lives after the horrific terror attack in Christchurch. #9News pic.twitter.com/p5GfEkXCNL

— Nine News Australia (@9NewsAUS) March 15, 2019

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His family in NZ and Fiji are still waiting for word from the authorities on his whereabouts.

The family say he has not returned home following yesterday’s terror attack.

With the roads closed people are silently walking up and placing flowers. Police come and go from behind the police tape, with the awful task of investigating the mosque up the road and assessing the scene. I feel awful for them. pic.twitter.com/4bd5iaHJCR

— Melissa Davey (@MelissaLDavey) March 16, 2019

Meanwhile, Hafiz Musa Patel from Lautoka is believed to be critical condition and is being treated in the Intensive Care Unit at Christchurch Hospital.

Hafiz Musa Patel

Patel was visiting family in NZ.

Former Fiji National Zia Dean has told FBC News that his friend and also a former Fijian is currently recovering from a gunshot wound to the leg.  He is expected to recover fully.

Dean says residents in Christchurch remain in a state of shock as the details of those killed and those who survived continue to be revealed.

Meanwhile, the Fiji Muslim League are expected to release a statement the Christchurch shooting soon.

Police are guarding the front door of the High Court in #Christchurch, where at this moment a 28-year-old man is being charged with murder. pic.twitter.com/T6scTvs7w5

— Dominic Harris (@DominicHarris8) March 15, 2019

A few hundred metres down the road from where the first mosque was attacked people have been laying flowers, crying and just standing in shock. ‘This is not NZ’, a sign says. Up the road cars have windows blown out. He was still shooting as he fled in a vehicle down this street. pic.twitter.com/iTt2345ijr

— Melissa Davey (@MelissaLDavey) March 15, 2019

Local school boys singing for the 49 lives lost ? @9NewsAUS pic.twitter.com/MITUw0QwXH

— Sophie Walsh (@sophie_walsh9) March 15, 2019