Pakistan cable car rescue

A military rescue is under way for six children and two adults trapped in a cable car over a ravine in Pakistan's north-west. They were heading to school when one of the cables snapped, leaving it dangling 274m (900ft) above the ground. We have the latest on the rescue.

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Presenter: Lukwesa Burak.

(Photo: Pakistan cable car rescue. Credit: Altaf Hussain, supplied via BBC Urdu Service)