Chile guard on alert for prison break

CONCEPCION, Chile - A guard is on alert at a jail which had a prison break incident in Coronel, Chile, on March 5, 2010. More than 400 prisoners escaped from jails after a strong earthquake damaged the buildings in the country and many of them are still at large. (Kyodo)

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