


Massive Jailbreak in Karachi Following Earthquake Tremors
Over 200 inmates escaped from Malir prison in Karachi after guards were attacked during an evacuation due to earthquake tremors.
Overview
In Karachi, Pakistan, over 200 inmates escaped from Malir prison after being evacuated during mild earthquake tremors. The chaos ensued when a group of inmates attacked guards, leading to a shootout that resulted in one inmate's death and injuries to 22 others, including prison staff. As of now, 80 of the 216 escapees have been recaptured, with police conducting extensive searches for the remaining 136. Authorities confirmed that none of the fugitives were convicted militants. The Sindh government has dismissed the prison chief and two officials, and an inquiry is underway to investigate the jailbreak.
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The jailbreak occurred after prisoners were evacuated from their cells due to earthquake tremors. During the evacuation, a group of inmates attacked guards, seized their weapons, and escaped.
As of the latest reports, 78 of the escapees have been recaptured.
No, authorities confirmed that none of the fugitives were convicted militants.
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