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By Web Desk Last Updated May 19, 2018
TEXAS: The United States of America has witnessed a number of horrifying incidents that have seen the grave loss of young lives. The recent of which was the Parkland school shooting where 17 people lost their lives. But it seems like America has yet to win its battle against national safety and gun control.
The recent shooting incident that happened at a Texas high school has proved the negligence of the U.S. government. At least 10 people were killed while other 10 are battling for their lives when a 17-year-old opened fire at students inside a school.
Sabika Sheikh
One student who lost her life was a Pakistani girl named Sabika Sheikh.
Sabika Sheikh, a resident of Karachi, was part of the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) programme. She was among 75 Pakistani students who were selected to study abroad under the scholarship programme.
Sabika Sheikh
Sabika was the eldest child of her parents, she has two younger sisters.
The deceased’s father, saying that he still cannot believe that his daughter is no more, shared that Sabika was a genius girl who used to achieve excellent grades always. She was both a bright student and a caring daughter.
According to reports, Sabika’s mortal remains will return to Pakistan by Monday.
The Pakistan Embassy in Washington, D.C., identified Sabika as a victim of the shooting on Twitter and wrote that “our thoughts and prayers are with Sabika’s family and friends.”
TEXAS: The United States of America has witnessed a number of horrifying incidents that have seen the grave loss of young lives. The recent of which was the Parkland school shooting where 17 people lost their lives. But it seems like America has yet to win its battle against national safety and gun control.
The recent shooting incident that happened at a Texas high school has proved the negligence of the U.S. government. At least 10 people were killed while other 10 are battling for their lives when a 17-year-old opened fire at students inside a school.
Sabika Sheikh
One student who lost her life was a Pakistani girl named Sabika Sheikh.
Sabika Sheikh, a resident of Karachi, was part of the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) programme. She was among 75 Pakistani students who were selected to study abroad under the scholarship programme.
Sabika Sheikh
Sabika was the eldest child of her parents, she has two younger sisters.
The deceased’s father, saying that he still cannot believe that his daughter is no more, shared that Sabika was a genius girl who used to achieve excellent grades always. She was both a bright student and a caring daughter.
According to reports, Sabika’s mortal remains will return to Pakistan by Monday.
The Pakistan Embassy in Washington, D.C., identified Sabika as a victim of the shooting on Twitter and wrote that “our thoughts and prayers are with Sabika’s family and friends.”