Senior police official Shafqat Malik confirmed the combat phase of the response was over, while the army chief General spokesman Asim Bajwa said on Twitter that the operation was closing.Bajwa said explosive devices planted in school buildings by the militants were holding clearance efforts. Special forces soldiers had rescued more than a dozen employees and students, he added.The attack also left more than 120 injured began around 11:30 pm (India) after the militant group joined the Army Public School when it was believed that about 500 students and teachers are inside.A student who escaped the carnage, said, An army doctor was teaching first aid when the attackers came from behind our school and started shooting.
Our teachers locked the door and put on the ground, but broke the door. Initially he fired into the air and then began to kill the students, but left the room abruptly. The attackers had long beards, wearing shalwar kameez and spoke Arab.
"Another student who survived the attack, said soldiers came to the rescue during a break in filming."When we went to class we saw bodies of our friends lying in the hallways. They were bleeding. Some were shot three times, four times.Time in the city, three explosions were heard inside the school, and heavy gunfire was heard as troops surrounded the building to rescue hundreds of students and staff kidnapped by militants. According to the military, most of the hostages have been evacuated.
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