British boxer Amir Khan (right) shakes hands with an internally displaced Pakistani child, fleeing a military operation against Taliban militants in North Waziristan, as he distribute gifts during his visit to a refugee camp in Bannu. Khan, who has Pakistani roots, travelled to the troubled country to show solidarity with victims of a school attack and their families. A team of heavily armed Pakistani Taliban gunmen stormed the army-run school in the northwestern city of Peshawar last week, slaughtering 150 people including 134 children. AFP PHOTO
British boxer Amir Khan (right) shakes hands with an internally displaced Pakistani child, fleeing a military operation against Taliban militants in North Waziristan, as he distribute gifts during his visit to a refugee camp in Bannu. Khan, who has Pakistani roots, travelled to the troubled country to show solidarity with victims of a school attack and their families. A team of heavily armed Pakistani Taliban gunmen stormed the army-run school in the northwestern city of Peshawar last week, slaughtering 150 people including 134 children. AFP PHOTO

PESHAWAR, Pakistan: British boxer Amir Khan on Monday (Tuesday in Manila) visited the Pakistani school where Taliban gunmen slaughtered 150 people including 134 children to pay his respects to the victims.

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