Two people have been killed in New Zealand ahead of the start of the Women's World Cup A few hours before the Women's World Cup in A...

Two people have been killed in New Zealand ahead of the start of the Women's World Cup

A few hours before the Women's World Cup in Auckland, New Zealand, began, an attack was committed there.

Six people were hurt in the attack, which was carried out by a shooter and involved police.

Later, the attacker passed away in the city's center in a construction zone.

The attack did not appear to be a terrorist attack, according to the country's Prime Minister, Chris Hipkinsya, who also stated that the Women's World Cup will proceed as scheduled.

New Zealand, the hosts, and Norway are currently playing.

Although nobody or no group has taken credit for the attack, the police have convinced the people that there is no longer a threat, according to the prime minister.

The incident, according to Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown, had nothing to do with the Women's World Cup's hosting.

At a nearby military facility, the majority of the survivors who sustained injuries are being treated. He claimed there were six drowning victims in the remains, and the number of survivors is yet unknown.

Following the discovery of seven additional people's bodies and the rescue of 50 people from a different boat that was also headed for Europe and was discovered off the coast of Saint-Louis, the boat that was rescued on Wednesday night.

At least 90 individuals from this airliner are believed to be missing.