The oldest son of Rahimi Ahmad, one of the Malaysians injured in the attack at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, yesterday, is still in trauma and requires special attention from his mother, said the boy’s uncle.
Rosdi Ahmad, 42, said his nephew, Ahmad Razif Rahimi, 11, was not physical injured in the incident, but witnessed the tragedy as he was in the Al-Noor Mosque, one of the mosques where the mass shooting took place.
He said Ahmad Razif refused to be with anyone else, except his mother, Nor Azila Abdul Wahid, 39, (who is Rosdi’s sister-in-law) since the tragedy.
“Nor Azila also said Rahimi underwent a second surgery to remove a bullet in his back this morning and is still unconscious, but is reported in stable condition,” he added.
Rosdi was speaking to reporters at the Penang International Airport before leaving for Christchurch, New Zealand, with his mother, Rokiah Mohammad, 65. -Mkini
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