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16 December remembered as a ‘Black Day’ in Pakistan’s history

By Abdullah Zahid. Marked as the ‘Black Day‘ in Pakistan, 16th December evokes anguish and spine-chilling memories of the drab morning on which the Taliban assailants stormed the school and opened indiscriminate firing on the students. However, APS survivor, Ahmad Nawaz, who was shot in the horrible massacre now serves as a bastion of hope for the youth of Pakistan The real number of victims is uncertain. Reportedly, 150 people including the school principal, teaching and other staff members were massacred. 141 of the slain were children and teenagers. The number varies in different reports. The youngest was six, the

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