The casualties included residents of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Iraq, France, Tunisia, India, Morocco, Jordan, Kuwait, Canada, Israel, Syria, Belgium, Germany and Russia.
Among them was a cop and a security watch utilized to protect revelers, a visit manage escorting guests amid a night on the town and youthful grown-ups who had set out to Turkey for the occasions.
A gander at what is known so far about the casualties and their nationalities.
Alaa Al-Muhandia has been recognized as the Canadian lady murdered, the Canadian government affirmed. She was a 29-year-old mother of two from Milton, Ontario.
Mehmet Kerim Akyil, 23, had headed out from Belgium to Istanbul for a New Year's get-away. His dad, Ali Akyil, told state-run Anadolu news office that they were a Turkish family who adored their nation.
Bulent Sirvan Osman, 38, a wedded father of two from Erbil, Iraq, was in Istanbul for business, as indicated by Anadolu.
Abdullah Ahmed Abbolos, a 32-year-old Palestinian living in Saudi Arabia, had come to Istanbul to commend the new year, Anadolu reported.
Abis Rizvi from Mumbai was one of two Indian casualties of the assault. The 49-year-old manufacturer composed, created and coordinated a Bollywood motion picture "Thunder: The Tigers of Sunderbans," in 2014 went for spreading mindfulness about tigers.
The other Indian casualty was named as Khushi Shah, a mold originator from Vadodara, a city in the western Indian condition of Gujarat.
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