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When the bus driver realized what had happened, he drove the bus straight to the hospital. Someone notified Malala's father, and he rushed to the hospital after delivering a speech. He had always believed the Taliban would come for him, but he realized that they had gone after Malala because they knew that if they targeted her, they would break him too. Many other people, including Madam Maryam, showed up to the hospital as well. The other two girls who had been injured by bullets in the shooting were also in the
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