TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 3月17日 23時34分

Mohsan Ali had just finished his prayers when the bullets flew past. He can’t explain how he managed to escape the shooter’s barrage, but somehow found himself outside and cowering behind Al Noor mosque’s parking lot wall. Then the true panic set in. “I suddenly realized my pregnant wife was still inside in a separate prayer room,” the 37-year-old told TIME outside #Christchurch’s Hagley Community College, where friends and relatives of #NewZealand’s worst-ever mass shooting on March 15 are receiving care and counseling. Ali raced around to the other side of the building to find an alternative entrance, but was instead confronted by dead and injured lying in the road. It seemed like an eternity until he finally learned his wife was safe, having hidden in the mosque’s bathroom with three other women. Many others were not so lucky. The death toll from Friday’s terrorist attack has risen to 50, with 34 more receiving treatment at a hospital. Eleven remain in critical condition, including several children. Read more of @charliecamp6ell’s report at the link in bio. Photograph by @virginiawoodsjack for TIME

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