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Hathras stampede: Toll rises to 121, FIR registered against satsang organisers

The main organiser Madhukar had sought permission from the administration for 80,000 people but 2.5 lakh turned up, causing heavy traffic on the road.

Weeping families, bodies on ice at Hathras hospital, stampede survivors recall crowd ‘pushing, slipping’

At least 116 people, mostly women, lost their lives in Tuesday’s stampede at a satsang hosted by self-styled preacher Bhole Baba, for whom police have launched a search operation.

UP stampede: CM Yogi Adityanath likely to visit Hathras today

The government said in a statement that a team consisting of ADG Agra and Aligarh Divisional Commissioner has been constituted to inquire into the cause of the incident.

Hathras stampede witness: ‘Most of those killed were women, hardly any management by admin’

Hundreds of devotees had gathered at Fulrai village to attend satsang, hosted by self-styled preacher Narayan Sakar Hari aka Bhole Baba, which was on for past 2 days.

At least 87 dead, 18 injured in stampede in Uttar Pradesh’s Hathras

Officers said the stampede took place during a religious event in the Mughalgarhi village.

At least 27 killed, several injured in stampede at religious congregation in UP’s Hathras

Etah SSP Rajesh Kumar Singh said the incident occurred at a ‘satsang’ in Pulrai village. Among those killed are 23 women, three children and a man.

At least 12 dead in stampede at soccer stadium in El Salvador

The incident comes after a deadly stampede last year killed 135 spectators at a stadium in Indonesia in October. Many were crushed as they fled for exits after police fired tear gas into the crowd.

Stampede in Yemen’s capital kills at least 78, says Houthi-run TV

The stampede took place during the distribution of charitable donations by merchants in the final days of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, the Houthi-controlled govt said in a statement.

One killed, dozens injured as stampede breaks near football stadium in Iraq’s Basra

The incident occured Thursday at the Sports City where Iraq is hosting the Arabian Gulf Cup after 40 years. Thousands of fans tried to enter the stadium to watch the final match against Oman.

Indonesia begins trial for soccer stampede with police, organisers facing negligence charges

The disaster, in which 135 people died, occurred after a match at Kanjuruhan stadium sparking questions about safety provisions & use of tear gas, as a crowd-control measure.

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