(160327) -- LAHORE, March 27, 2016 (Xinhua) -- Security officials examine the suicide attack site in eastern Pakistan's Lahore on March 27, 2016. A Pakistan Taliban splinter group claimed responsibility for the deadly suicide attack in Lahore that killed over 60 people and injured over 300 on Sunday. (Xinhua/Jamil Ahmed)
Lahore, March 28 (IANS) Muhammad Zubair was buying tickets for the swings in Lahore's Gulshan-e-Iqbal park on Sunday when a suicide bomber detonated himself with a thunderous explosion.
Zubair had reached the park in the evening with 10 relatives who had come from Sindh to visit Lahore a few days ago.
"We were a group of 13 out of which only three survived the attack, a grieving Zubair, 27, told Dawn on Monday.
I witnessed my parents, sisters and relatives die on the spot. Everything has finished for me now, added the devastated man.
More than 70 people were killed in the suicide attack that also left about 300 people injured. Most victims were women and children.
