How many Indonesian citizens were affected by the Christchurch mosque attacks?

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Two Indonesian citizens were affected by the Christchurch mosque attacks.

The Christchurch mosque attacks resulted in the death of one Indonesian citizen and serious injury to another. This incident prompted Indonesia to summon Australia's ambassador to express its strong condemnation of remarks made by an Australian senator linking the massacre to immigration.
One Indonesian Citizen Died

A total of 50 Muslims were killed in the Christchurch massacre. Among these victims was one Indonesian citizen.
Another Indonesian Citizen Was Seriously Injured

In addition to the fatality, another Indonesian citizen sustained serious injuries during the attacks. The Indonesian foreign minister conveyed the country's condemnation of the violence and the subsequent controversial comments.
Australian Ambassador Reassured Indonesia

Following the summoning of the Australian ambassador, Gary Quinlan, he conveyed reassurance that Senator Fraser Anning's statement did not represent the official position or sentiments of the Australian government and its people. The Indonesian foreign minister acknowledged this reassurance via her official Twitter account.

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