PETALING JAYA: The family of missing Malaysian Muhd Haziq Tarmizi continue to sweat on the whereabouts of the teenager, who remained missing six days ...
Flowers and messages are placed outside Lakemba Mosque in Sydney on March 20, 2018, five days after the mass shooting attacks at two mosques in Christchurch that killed 50 Muslim worshippers in the city. — AFP: The family of missing Malaysian Muhd Haziq Tarmizi continue to sweat on the whereabouts of the teenager, who remained missing six days after the gruesome terror attacks in Christchurch.
Haziq and his younger brother Haris was with their father Mohd Tarmizi Shuib, 42, when an alleged terrorist stormed into two mosques at the third largest New Zealand city last Friday. The alleged murderer unleashed several rounds from his semi-automatic rifle at the Al Noor and Linwood mosques, killing 50 people and injuring another 50.
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