Australian girl Hania suffered 11 Bullet Wounds in Chakwal Shooting by CCD, Autopsy reveals

CHAKWAL – The shooting of 9-year-old Australian schoolgirl Hania Ahmed by Punjab Police Crime Control Department (CCD) sparked widespread outrage and raised serious questions about the use of force after officers allegedly mistook her family’s vehicle for that of armed robbery suspects. Amid shock and outrahe, new details revealed in official autopsy report laid bare devastating extent of child’s injuries, showing Hania suffered at least 11 gunshot wounds that caused catastrophic blood loss and fatal multi-system trauma. The post-mortem examination revealed devastating extent of injuries she suffered after Punjab Police Crime Control Department (CCD) personnel allegedly opened fire on a vehicle carrying her family after reportedly mistaking them for armed robbery suspects. The medico-legal autopsy, conducted at DHQ Hospital Chakwal, found that Hania sustained at least 11 firearm-related injuries to multiple parts of her body, including the chest, abdomen, pelvis, thighs and upper limb. Forensic experts concluded that the child died from overwhelming blood loss and severe multi-system trauma caused by the gunshot wounds. One of bullets penetrated deep into the right side of her chest, while another entered through the back of the chest and travelled into the abdominal cavity. A particularly severe wound in the right groin area caused internal abdominal tissue to protrude, highlighting the extent of the damage inflicted. The examination further documented multiple gunshot injuries to both thighs. One projectile passed through the right thigh, creating entry and exit wounds and causing extensive destruction of soft tissue. Additional injuries were recorded in the femoral region, pelvic area and left elbow. Forensic specialists noted clear signs of both entry and exit wounds, with the pattern of injuries indicating that multiple bullets struck the child and travelled through different regions of her body. The report described widespread trauma affecting seve