Watch: Footage reveals condition of Peshawar school after terror attack

Tuesday was a dark day for Pakistan when 141 people were killed as insurgents stormed an army-run school in the northwestern city of Peshawar and systematically went from room to room, shooting children during an eight-hour killing spree. [caption id=“attachment_1854329” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] The army public school in Peshawar was in a very bad condition after the terror attack. Courtesy: Twitter[/caption] Out of the 141 killed, 132 were children. A day after the attack, BBC released a video showing the first footage inside the army public school premises where the incident took place. BBC correspondent Mishal Husain was the first journalist to be allowed inside the school after the incident. She also posted photos from inside the school where the tragedy took place.

The principal's office where a suicide bomber blew himself up pic.twitter.com/jAYqKWOyjh

— Mishal Husain (@MishalHusain) December 17, 2014

“The principal died in this room,” said General Asim Bajwa from the Pakistan army, who accompanied Husain as she went inside the school. “There were a lot of people who were rescued from here.”

Scene of final gun battle in the school pic.twitter.com/M6poske46D

— Mishal Husain (@MishalHusain) December 17, 2014

The video also shows the school walls covered with bullet marks. Reports said that a total of 15 blasts were heard inside the school campus. While one of the TTP gunmen blew himself up, five others were shot dead by the Pakistan Army. Watch the full BBC video here. (With inputs from AFP)