The female earthquake escape from Pakistan Prison news

More than 200 prisoners attacked and fled when he saw them tremors from cells as safety precautions.

Officials said that more than 200 prisoners had escaped from a prison in Pakistan after they were transferred from their cells for safety amid an earthquake.

Police said on Tuesday that several dozens of prisoners who had been imprisoned in Karachi were quickly recovered. The authorities added that the raids are underway to arrest those who are still cooking.

Kashif Abbasi, a police official, a police officer at the Associated Press, said 78 prisoners of the 216 prisoner who fled the Maleir prison at night. He stressed that none of the prisoners who escaped were convicted.

Escape is not common from Pakistani prisons, which have risen security measures since then Imprisonment By the Pakistani Taliban in the town of Deira Ismail Khan, which liberated hundreds of prisoners.

A prisoner was killed and three security officials were injured in an exchange of fire, which developed amid an attempt to return one of the fugitives to the reservation.

Diaa Al -Hassan Lanjar, Minister of the Interior for the Sindh district, said that the fracture of the protection had occurred while the prisoners were removed from their cells for safety during the tremors. Once they got out of their cells, a group of prisoners attacked the guards, seized their weapons and opened fire.

In the comments conducted live on local television news channels, Lanjar said that the prison break was one of the largest players in Pakistan, Reuters news agency reported.