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Massacred in their classroom: At least EIGHTY-FOUR children killed as Taliban gunmen storm Pakistani school and detonate suicide bomb in room full of pupils before shooting others dead
At least 126 people, including 84 children, died after
Taliban gunmen stormed a military school in the
north-western Pakistani city of Peshawar, in the
worst ever militant attack to hit the troubled region. It
was reported that one suicide bomber blew himself
up in a room containing 60 children. The attack
started with the gunmen entering the 500-pupil
school - which has students in grades 1 to 10,
thought to be ages 5 to 14 - in the early hours. The
jihadists went from classroom to classroom,
shooting at random. Army commandos quickly
arrived at the scene and exchanged fire with the
gunmen. Eye-witnesses described how students
cowered under desks as dead bodies were strewn
along corridors. Around 160 children, aged 13 and
14, are being held hostage, with four gunmen still
inside.
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