Update: Pak teen Malala's condition improves after operation

:Peshawar: Young children's rights leader Malala
Yousafzai, who was shot by militants in Swat along
with two other schoolgirls, is showing improvement,
Geo News reported.
The News.com.pksaid, "A board including expert
surgeons will meet again on Friday to review her
condition. The doctors said they are trying their best
to save Malala's life but also appealed for prayers."
Malala is being treated at the Combined Military
Hospital, Peshawar, and she has been there for over
48 hours. Family sources said that she was stable and
improving although still unconcious.
She is being treated in the intensive care unit where
senior surgeons are working on her.
On Wednesday a group of doctors successfully
removed the bullet lodged near the spine of the 14-
year-old Pakistani schoolgirl.
Malala was attacked by the Taliban for speaking out
against the banned outfits' atrocities.
On Thursday US President Barack Obama termed the
life threatening attack on the Malala by the Taliban
as reprehensible, disgusting and tragic, and has
offered assistance to Pakistan, his spokesman said.
"I know that the President found the news
reprehensible and disgusting and tragic. We strongly
condemn the shooting of Malala Yousafzai," Jay
Carney, the White House Press Secretary, told
reporters.
"Directing violence at children is barbaric, it's
cowardly and our hearts go out to her and the others
who were wounded, as well as their families, he said.