Pak school siege: Kids shot in arms, legs; 4 hospitals run out of blood

December 16, 2014 14:10

Pakistan army's Waziristan ops killed 120 terrorists. The Taliban said today's attack at the armed forces school in Peshawar was a revenge attack.

Early reports say four Pakistan hospitals near the school have run out of blood. Over 40 people have been injured. Twenty-five ambulances have been called in. The school building has been badly damaged.

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