Seven churches in the suspect burning festival

Seven churches were targeted in a suspected fire attack in New Zealand.

Four churches, “moderate importance” damage in Masterton, northern of the capital Wellington, did not take the target of three more buildings and the fire.

The crews from the WairArapa region responded to the fires on Saturday at 04:30 (15:30 GMT).

“Fires are accepted as suspects and were sent to the police,” he said. He was not arrested.

Epiphany, St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Masterton, Masterton Baptist Church and Authpers Church Mastererton’s Churce Masterton was reported.

The descriptions of the windows, burnt chairs and burnt floors were reported in local media. All fires were extinguished and no one was injured.

Masterton Metropolitan Mayor Gary Caffell, clear attacks shocked the people, said they left the blue.

He told the local media: “You do not expect anything such as anything and not such a place like Masterton.”

The local deputy Mike Butterick expressed the “deep sorrow” and described the first responding as “heroes”.

A funeral house in the same area with a church was a fire at 10:00, but no one was in the building.

Police stay at the scene and ask witnesses to come forward.

Officials will also carry patrols in Mastoura to convince residents and nearby Featherton and Carterton.

A video in circulation in the social media shows a man responsible for the attacks and expressing anti-religious and anti-monarchist feelings.

Police and fire and ambulance measures approached to get additional comments.

Religious buildings in New Zealand have held a spat of fire attacks in recent years.

Last year, a church property in Auckland was attacked two fire on the same night. In November, a mosque burned in the same area.

In 2019, 51 people were killed in two mass shootings in the mosques in Christchurch. The person in charge said Brenton Tarrant also plans Turn the mosques onasking for “to shoot as many fatal as possible.”