Doctors successfully
removed a bullet lodged in her neck
after three hours of surgery, and
said her condition was no longer critical.
"Inshallah (God willing), she will survive," said Dr. Mumtaz Ali, a neurosurgeon who worked on Malala with three colleagues.
Pakistan is a country
numbed by the depressing regularity of extremist attacks. But the
Tuesday morning attack stunned even the weariest.
Taliban militants stopped
a school van carrying Malala and two other girls on their way home from
school in northwest Pakistan's Swat Valley.
Culled:CNN
Edited: LII
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