Schools Burnt In Pakistan

This is the second major incident of attack on educational institutions in Pakistan in a week.

Girls' schools are often attacked in the northern areas of Pakistan.

132 children were massacred by Taliban terrorists who stormed through the Army Public School in Peshawar on Tuesday, firing at will and throwing grenades. The scale of devastation was revealed on Wednesday, in blood-drenched floors in the school, burnt and bullet-riddled walls and torn notebooks and shoes scattered around.

A mob of hundreds of Muslim men attacked and burnt an 82-year-old church and an adjoining school in northwest Pakistan during a protest against an anti-Islam film, sparking concerns among the minority Christian community.

This is the second major incident of attack on educational institutions in Pakistan in a week.

Girls' schools are often attacked in the northern areas of Pakistan.

132 children were massacred by Taliban terrorists who stormed through the Army Public School in Peshawar on Tuesday, firing at will and throwing grenades. The scale of devastation was revealed on Wednesday, in blood-drenched floors in the school, burnt and bullet-riddled walls and torn notebooks and shoes scattered around.

A mob of hundreds of Muslim men attacked and burnt an 82-year-old church and an adjoining school in northwest Pakistan during a protest against an anti-Islam film, sparking concerns among the minority Christian community.