Eight killed in Lahore attack

Staff of the Jinnah Hospital in Lahore were busy offering thanksgiving prayers on Tuesday following the Monday night’s attack in which eight people died as terrorists entered the building looking for their detained accomplice.

Staff of the Jinnah Hospital in Lahore were busy offering thanksgiving prayers on Tuesday following the Monday night’s attack in which eight people died as terrorists entered the building looking for their detained accomplice.

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The accomplice, Muaz, was in the critical care unit of the hospital where he was recovering after being injured in Friday’s attack on two mosques.

CCTV footage of the terror attack on Jinnah hospital surfaced on Tuesday, showing indiscriminate firing by terrorists outside the corridor of the ICU. Five people, including four policemen, were killed and nine people were injured.