The Pakistani Malala leaves hospital

Malala Yousufzai Pakistani activist of 15 years who tried to assassinate the Taliban, has been discharged from the hospital on Friday from the British city of Birmingham where he was recovering from wounds suffered in the attack on 9 October. As reported by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Malala has recovered well from the five-hour operation to which was submitted last weekend and will continue his recovery at home that his family has rented temporarily in the English city, according Sky News reports. Reduced need to come occasionally to review. Malala was wounded in the head in the attack on the vehicle in which he was returning home from school in Mingora, the main town of Swat valley in northwest Pakistan. One bullet entered his left eye and above jaw hit him, touching his brain.