Hand grenade attack on Karachi school injures teacher, students

No causalities reported; attackers flee the scene.


Web Desk May 24, 2013
The assailants managed to escape after throwing the grenade PHOTO: FILE

KARACHI: Unidentified miscreants threw a hand grenade at a government school in the Orangi Town area, Karachi, injuring a teacher and few students, reported Express News on Friday.


There were no causalities as a result of this attack. Eyewitnesses said the unidentified men fled the scene soon after the attack.

Other schools have been attacked by grenades in the area before.

Similarly, philanthropist and social activist Abdul Waheed, was shot dead on May 13 by unidentified men at his medical store in Islamia Colony, Manghopir.

Waheed ran a private educational institution, Naunehal Public School in SITE and Orangi. He was known for his humanitarian work and for assisting Parween Rehman on the Orangi Pilot Project.  After attacking Waheed, the unidentified men detonated an explosive device which created panic in the area and fled.

COMMENTS (5)

Aftab | 10 years ago | Reply

This is exactly what was being warned (by MQM) a couple of years ago. Talibans have arrived in Karachi and they are trying to impose their rule. The party (ANP) which denied the existence of Talibans in Karachi has already lost its area offices in most localities and is now limited mainly to only two areas. Another Taliban-brotherly party (PTI) will bring the rule of Talibans in another area of Karachi and wider KPK.

farooq | 10 years ago | Reply

are they animals they do not have sense, it is heinous crime on attacking the schools where the future of the country is depending.

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