Eight inmates escape Dolpa prison through tunnel dug beneath compound
Summary
Eight inmates escaped from Dolpa District Prison after digging a tunnel beneath the compound, prompting a search operation and an investigation into security lapses. Authorities say the escapees may have studied the prison’s security arrangements before breaking out.
Key Points
- Eight inmates escaped from Dolpa District Prison by digging a tunnel beneath the compound.
- Authorities suspect delays in security response and possible lapses in prison management and monitoring.
- Police have launched a search operation, circulated the fugitives’ photos, and are tracking their mobile phones.
- A three-member committee has been formed to investigate the escape and identify security weaknesses.
