Every stage followed the same patterns: steer civilians to points near the main road, where they were met by the jash forces and transported to temporary meeting points. After transport, they were then separated into three groups: teenage boys and men, women and children, and the elderly. The men and teenage boys were never to be seen again.
The process was consistent across all stages: civilians were directed towards areas near the main road, where they were captured by Jash forces and taken to temporary gathering points. After transport, the groups were divided into three categories: young males and adult males, women and children, and elderly individuals. The men and teenage boys were never seen again.