'I'm alive but three in my group didn't make it' - Kashmir attack survivor

Tourists are returning home after a deadly gun attack killed 26 visitors in Indian-administered Kashmir.

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Describing the moment the violence broke out, one person said the gunfire had been mistaken for "tigers being hunted". He survived but said three others in his group did not.

The attack saw a group of gunmen open fire near Pahalgam, a resort in the disputed Himalayan region, leading to the deaths of 26 people.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said India will punish "every terrorist and their backers" for the attack.

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