Overcrowding Prison continues to worsen as the daily intake of inmates exceeds the facility’s intended capacity. The growing prison population has resulted in limited sleeping space, inadequate nutrition, poor sanitation, and increased pressure on healthcare services within the prison. These overcrowded conditions can contribute to the spread of diseases, affect the physical and mental well-being of persons deprived of liberty, and make it more difficult for correctional staff to maintain safety and order. The situation also highlights broader challenges within the criminal justice system, including delayed case resolutions and limited correctional resources. Addressing prison overcrowding requires long-term reforms that improve detention conditions, strengthen rehabilitation programs, and promote a more efficient and humane correctional system.