Site of prisoner escape in Japan

Site of prisoner escape in Japan

File photo taken April 15, 2018, shows a room in the dormitory of Matsuyama Prison's Oi shipyard in Ehime Prefecture, western Japan, where a prisoner escaped that month. The dormitory is scheduled to reopen in late December after construction to prevent escapes. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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