Ordinary Pakistanis share defiant messages in wake of Lahore attack

People flocked to the hospitals ready to donate blood and help in any way they could
News Desk | March 28, 2016

An injured Pakistani child victim of a suicide blast rests in a hospital in Lahore on March 28, 2016. PHOTO: AFP

In the wake of the Lahore attack, thousands of Pakistanis have sent a strong message to those responsible for the carnage.

At least 72 lives were lost and more than 233 were injured when a suicide bomber blew up in a crowded park in Lahore where Christians were celebrating Easter.

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Muslims and Christians alike not only grieved with the victims' families but also flocked to hospitals ready to donate blood and help in any way they could.















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A cab booking service joined the relief effort and started offering free rides to anyone wishing to donate blood



This Twitter user summed it perfectly:

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