Eid ul-Adha, a significant day for Muslims globally, commemorates Prophet Ibrahim's devotion and is celebrated with prayers, gratitude, and charitable giving. Families honor the occasion by sacrificing an animal and sharing it with loved ones and those in need.
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In Karachi, over 100 inmates escaped from Malir prison after earthquake tremors prompted an evacuation. Prisoners attacked guards, seizing weapons and fleeing before dawn. While 78 have been recaptured, police are searching for the remaining escapees. One inmate died and three officers were injured in a shootout. Authorities are urging the escapees to surrender, warning of potential terror charges.
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