50 kidnapped Catholic school students in Nigeria escape as some schools ordered to close
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Fifty of 303 students kidnapped from St. Mary's School in Nigeria have escaped, while 253 students and 12 teachers remain captive after Friday's attack.
A total of 253 students and 12 teachers from St. Mary's School are still being held, Yohanna said, adding: "We were able to ascertain this when we decided to contact and visit some parents."
Officials did not provide further details about how the children escaped or where the remaining students and teachers were being held.
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