The Nepalese army said on Thursday that he had recovered almost 200 prisoners after mass escape during the deadly protests that crashed the government, which is just a small part of thousands who are still at large.
About 13,500 prisoners escaped from prison across the country during chaos, the police reported, leaving security forces to fight for re-establishing control.
This further aggravated the tasks of the army and the police in an attempt to return the order after the largest protests in the last decades.
– The Nepalese army recaptured 192 prisoners, “the army said, stating that they fled the jail in the southeast city.
In the second prison in Ramechhap, east of the Kathmandu capital, a conflict broke out, and the Nepalese army opened fire, wounding 12 prisoners and killing two, adds to a statement.
The Indian border guard said he arrested numerous fugitives who tried to cross a long border in the neighboring Federal State Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal, before they returned them by Nepali authorities.
– We arrested and submitted at least 60 prisoners who fled several Nepali prisons – the official of the Indian border guard said, which was not authorized to talk to journalists.
The Nepalese army also said he seized almost 100 pieces of weapons.
Parliament, Government and Presidential Offices, commercial buildings and Hilton Hotel were set on fire after at least 19 demonstrators were killed in a violent reaction to protests.
(Vijesti.ba)
