A squeezed hand offers glimmer of hope after New Zealand mosque Zeynia Endrise recalls the moment when she heard that her husband, Abbas Tahir Endrise was shot during the attack on Christchurch mosques. Abbas suffered from a gunshot wound but after intensive work by Christchurch doctors, he can breathe for himself and squeeze his wife's hand. He is one of 31 wounded survivors of Friday's massacre being treated at the city's hospital. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES