The Guardian: 'My heart drowns': anguish as Pakistani girl killed in Texas shooting is buried

Relatives carry the casket, wrapped in national flag and shawl, locally known as Ajrak, containing the body of Sabika Aziz Sheikh, a Pakistani exchange student, who was killed with others when a gunman attacked Santa Fe High School in Santa Fe, Texas, US, outside her residence in Karachi, Pakistan on May 23, 2018. (REUTERS)

May 23: The Guardian report by Memphis Barker and Naimat Khan states that when 17-year-old Sabika Sheikh landed in the US to begin her year-long study program at a Texas high school, she did so with dreams of presenting everyone she met with a new, different face of Pakistan – one far removed from the terrorist attacks they might have seen on TV. Earlier on Wednesday, her body was returned to Karachi, Pakistan’s business hub, after she was shot and killed in a school last week in Santa Fe, Texas. She was among 10 victims in the latest example of a particularly American nightmare.

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