Karachi (HRNW) – Another prisoner has died during treatment, with concerns being raised over the health facilities and medical care available to inmates at Malir Jail, Karachi.
According to police, the deceased prisoner was identified as Raheem Jan, who had been arrested under the Mawa Act. Police stated that he was shifted to a hospital after his health deteriorated, but he could not survive.
Reports indicate that this is the third prisoner death reported at Malir Jail within a few days, increasing concerns regarding the condition of inmates and the availability of timely medical treatment.
According to reports, several prisoners have died at Malir Jail over the past few years due to various health-related issues. Questions have been raised by different circles regarding access to healthcare facilities, emergency medical response, and overall prison management.
Reports also claim that foreign nationals were among some of the deceased prisoners, including Afghan and Indian inmates.
Human rights groups have called for ensuring that prisoners receive proper medical care, basic facilities, and treatment in accordance with human rights standards.
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⚠️ Important Note
This report is based on available reports and preliminary information. HRNW (hrnww.com) has not independently verified the causes of the prisoner’s death or any allegations regarding prison administration. The final facts will be determined through official investigations and relevant records.
