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Pakistan attack brutal and senseless

11 Mar 2010

World Vision is today mourning the brutal and senseless deaths of six members our staff in the Mansehra District of Pakistan after an unprovoked attack by gunmen.

World Vision's compound is located 65 kilometers north of Mansehra town. We can confirm reports that gunmen entered the compound, threw grenades, and opened fire on staff inside the office. They left the compound after exploding a self-made bomb.

In addition to those killed, 8 employees were hospitalized ...

 

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Our staff on the ground report that no World Vision projects were directly affected in the earthquake. While tremors may have been felt in these areas, there has been no loss of life or damage to infrastructure.

While no sponsored children have been physically affected by the earthquake, many people in these communities may have lost family members who lived or worked in Port-au-Prince. As a result, there may be emotional implications for the family and loss of income for the communities.

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Hannah
Mar 12, 2010

"i cant believe they can still let this happen"

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Melinda Stanners
Mar 11, 2010

"Dear WV, <br />I just wanted to express how sorry I am to hear about the tragic attack on your staff. My heart goes out to their families and friends, and I fervent..."

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Howard and Helen Paix
Mar 11, 2010

"Dear Tim and WVA Team,<br />We heard with great sadness the news of the recent deaths of World Vision staff in Pakistan. <br />Please be assured of our prayers and ..."

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Emily
Mar 11, 2010

"As a former employee of World Vision I am particularly horrified to hear news of your staff being killed in Pakistan. I am sure this has hit the World Vision commu..."

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