Jailbreak amid Mozambique protests sees 1,500 prisoners escape, 33 killed
- More than 1,500 prisoners escaped from a high-security prison in Maputo during protests, according to National Police Chief Bernardino Rafael.
- Thirty-Three individuals were killed and fifteen wounded during clashes with prison staff amid the escape, Rafael reported.
- The unrest, linked to the confirmation of the Frelimo party's election victory, has resulted in at least 150 deaths according to NGOs.
- Frelimo leader Daniel Chapo received 65.17% of the vote, which was about 5 percentage points less than earlier results declared by the Electoral Commission.
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