The man who died following the Finsbury Park terror attack has been named locally as Makram Ali, described as a "good family man".
Mr Ali was receiving first aid after collapsing near the Muslim Welfare House after Ramadan prayers early on Monday morning, when a van struck the crowd, injuring 11 people. The vehicle hit Mr Ali, crushing him. He was pronounced dead at the scene, though police are still investigating whether he died as a result of the collision itself.
The 51-year-old reportedly had a pacemaker fitted.
Mr Ali died in the arms of his daughter, who had rushed by her home nearby following the incident.
Sultan Ahmed, a relative of Mr Ali, told the Standard: “He was a good family man. He had a routine going to prayers, he was just a very nice person. His daughter and close family are distraught.”
Mr Ahmed’s uncle, Abdul Matin Choudhury, was also injured in the collision.
Hirsiyo Ali, 72, suffered cracked ribs, while a disabled victim is reported to have survived after a deaf friend pushed his wheelchair out of the path of the vehicle.
Among the other casualties are an Algerian man and a mother of three, who is reportedly in a coma.
Seven people were still in hospital on Tuesday, with three critically ill.
A 47-year-old man, named as Darren Osborne, of Cardiff, has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
Hundreds of people took flowers to Finsbury Park and gathered outside a mosque in the area on Monday night at a vigil held for victims of the attack.
Some held signs stating “United against all terror” and “#WeStandTogether”.
Faith leaders were joined by Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick at the vigil, which started with a short silence.
Politican leaders were quick to denounce the attack and show support for the Muslim community.
Theresa May said it targeted the “ordinary and innocent” and added: “Hatred and evil of this kind will never succeed.”
Jeremy Corbyn called it “an attack on all of us that believe in a diverse society” while Sadiq Khan said “We will stay a strong city, we will ensure we are not cowed by terrorism, and we will not be defeated”.
