The Duke of Cambridge comforted a five-year-old survivor of the Christchurch terror attack in a children's hospital during his two-day visit to New Zealand.
William, visiting the country on behalf of the Queen, sat on a bed at Auckland's Starship Children’s Hospital as he spoke to Alen Alsati, who woke from a coma earlier this week after she received critical injuries during atrocities at two mosques last month.
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