Migrant Sex Offender's Accidental Release Sparks Outrage

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What Happened?

A migrant sex offender, Hadush Kebatu, was mistakenly released from prison in the UK.
He was arrested again after a 48-hour manhunt.
The incident has raised questions about the prison system and how such a mistake could happen.

What's Next?

An independent investigation will be conducted to find out what went wrong.
Kebatu will be deported back to Ethiopia as soon as possible.

Key Points

The mistake has been blamed on human error.
The prison system has been under pressure, with staff being overworked and in short supply.

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