Summary Students’ determination has showed that they are not afraid of terrorists.
LAHORE (Web Desk) – Education institutes all across Pakistan including Army Public School (APS) that was hit by military attack reopened on Monday.
Students’ determination has showed that they are not afraid of terrorists.
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) welcomed students and their families in APS.
On the occasion, Zahid Ayub, 16, who sustained minor wounds, said: "I am not scared, no force can stop me from attending my school, I will go and tell the attackers, we are not afraid of you."
A Pakistani mother cries as she leaves the Army Public School with her children after it was reopened following an attack there by terrorists in Peshawar - Reuters
Pakistani parents gather at the Army Public School with their children after it was reopened following an attack there by terrorists in Peshawar - Reuters
Pakistani soldiers stand guard as parents arrive with their children at the Army Public School in Peshawar - Reuters
Pakistani students go to their school near Army Public School targeted by terrorists, in Peshawar - Reuters
Pakistani students look out from a vehicle on their way to school near the Army Public School - Reuters
Pakistani students offer prayers as they return to school after it reopened - Reuters
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Pakistani parents leave the Army Public School with their children after it was reopened following an attack there by terrorists in Peshawar - Reuters
