A brazen attack on Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport by the Pakistani Taliban killed at least 36 people, including the 10 the militant gunmen, on June 9, 2014.
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A view of the damaged premises of a cold-storage cargo facility. The charred bodies of seven Karachi airport workers who phoned their families as they hid in a cold-storage facility that was engulfed in flames during the attack were recovered by Pakistani authorities on June 10. Rizwan Tabassum/AFP Photo -
A Pakistani Ranger stands guard at the fire-damaged premises of a cold-storage cargo facility. Rizwan Tabassum/AFP Photo -
Pakistani Rangers keeping watch a day after the siege. Rizwan Tabassum/AFP Photo -
A man clears debris from the tarmac of Jinnah International Airport in the aftermath of the attack. Athar Hussain/Reuters -
A tractor runs past a damaged building on the tarmac. Athar Hussain/Reuters -
Damaged vehicles are left on the tarmac after Sunday’s attack. Athar Hussain/Reuters -
Planes are seen near a section of a damaged building, left, at the airport. Athar Hussain/Reuters -
Pakistan Army’s armoured personnel carriers at the Jinnah International Airport. Athar Hussain/Reuters -
Pakistani security officials at the fire-damaged building of a cold-storage cargo facility where bodies of airport workers were discovered a day after the assault, ‘charred beyond recognition’. Rehan Khan/EPA
In pictures: aftermath of Karachi airport siege
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