- 12 May 2021, 13:02
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"The entire night we carried bodies of young girls and boys to a graveyard and prayed for everyone wounded in the attack," said Mohammed Reza Ali, who has been helping families of the victims at a private hospital. "Why not just kill all of us to put an end to this war?" he added.
Nekbakht, 18, was one of the pupils killed while studying at the school on Saturday. Her brother Mukhtar, 20, told CNN that the family lives close to the school and came rushing out when they heard a loud explosion -- only to see another blast.
On Sunday the family buried Nekbakht near their house. "It was a tough day," Mukhtar said. "We are fed up with this situation. Every day we face terrible incidents -- especially we Hazara people."
Another schoolgirl, 12-year-old Zahara, was also injured in her arm and head in the attack.
Her uncle, Sadeq Baqhere, who lives a few hundred meters from the school, told CNN she was admitted to hospital for surgery and returned on Monday.
Baqhere described hospitals overwhelmed with hundreds of injured and dozens of killed patients. He said the family "totally blames the government" for not providing security for its people.
~CNN
Nekbakht, 18, was one of the pupils killed while studying at the school on Saturday. Her brother Mukhtar, 20, told CNN that the family lives close to the school and came rushing out when they heard a loud explosion -- only to see another blast.
On Sunday the family buried Nekbakht near their house. "It was a tough day," Mukhtar said. "We are fed up with this situation. Every day we face terrible incidents -- especially we Hazara people."
Another schoolgirl, 12-year-old Zahara, was also injured in her arm and head in the attack.
Her uncle, Sadeq Baqhere, who lives a few hundred meters from the school, told CNN she was admitted to hospital for surgery and returned on Monday.
Baqhere described hospitals overwhelmed with hundreds of injured and dozens of killed patients. He said the family "totally blames the government" for not providing security for its people.
~CNN
