The Pakistani Taliban militants attacked a military school located in Peshawar, killing 141 people, 132 of them children, said the army.
Officials say the attack in the northwestern city is complete, all killed attackers. Seven activists were present at all, according to the army.
Results survivors are treated in hospitals, as parents frantically looking for news of their children.
The attack - the deadliest of the Taliban in Pakistan - has been universally condemned.
Description of the hospital attack from his bed to Shaimaa Khalil BBC, Shahrukh Khan, 17, said an armed man entered the classroom and opened fire at random.
Since he hides under a desk, he saw his shot friends, one in the head and chest. Two teachers were also killed.
The victims were taken to hospitals in Peshawar directly into their coffins
Officials say the attack in the northwestern city is complete, all killed attackers. Seven activists were present at all, according to the army.
Results survivors are treated in hospitals, as parents frantically looking for news of their children.
The attack - the deadliest of the Taliban in Pakistan - has been universally condemned.
Description of the hospital attack from his bed to Shaimaa Khalil BBC, Shahrukh Khan, 17, said an armed man entered the classroom and opened fire at random.
Since he hides under a desk, he saw his shot friends, one in the head and chest. Two teachers were also killed.
Burials were in progress at Peshawar on Tuesday night
The victims were taken to hospitals in Peshawar directly into their coffins
Coffins were stacked in this hospital in Peshawar loan
Coffins were stacked in this hospital in Peshawar loan
School student Mohammad Baqair lost his mother, a teacher in the attack
A Taliban spokesman told BBC Urdu that the school, which is operated by the army was designed in response to military operations.
Hundreds of Taliban fighters were killed in a last offensive in North Waziristan and Khyber nearby.
US President Barack Obama said terrorists "showing their depravity once again," while UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said he was "an act of horror and rank cowardice."
Pakistan Taliban: Peshawar school attack leaves 141 dead
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