During Korean War, aftermath of riot by Communist Chinese and North Korean POWs in prison camp on Pongam Island in South

The transcript describes a violent riot at Pongam Prison Island involving communist prisoners. Following a transfer from Koji Island, nearly 4,000 prisoners staged a riot, resulting in 87 deaths. The riot was linked to a discovered escape plan and believed to coincide with communist propaganda efforts. UN guards responded with force, and security measures were increased post-riot.

What event led to the transfer of prisoners to Pongam Prison Island?

• A peaceful protest on Koji Island

• A mass outbreak on Koji Island

• A natural disaster on Koji Island

• A diplomatic agreement

How many prisoners were involved in the riot on Pongam Prison Island?

• 1,000

• 4,000

• 2,500

• 5,000

What was the immediate cause of the riot on Pongam Prison Island?

• A guard's misconduct

• A political speech

• A food shortage

• Discovery of an escape plan

What was the response of the UN guards to the prisoners' actions during the riot?

• Negotiated with the prisoners

• Used tear gas

• Opened fire with rifles and machine guns

• Called for reinforcements

What measures were taken by Allied guards after the riot?

• Reduced the number of guards

• Held a press conference

• Increased security measures

• Released some prisoners