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atek Soccer Stampede Kills 12 In Zimbabwe - CharlesteGeork - 12-19-2024
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MUMBAI, India -- A stampede broke out on a crowded pedestrian bridge connecting two railway stations in Mumbai during the Friday morning rush, killing at least 22 people and injuring 32 others, Indian officials said.Police were investigating what caused the stampede on the bridge, which led some commuters to leap over the railing. Others were crushed or fell underfoot and hoka wanderschuh were trampled. Pedestrians crowd down a stairwell connected to a pedestrian bridge linking two train stations in Mumbai, after a stampeded on the bridge and stairs left almost two dozen people dead, Sept. 29, 2017. Reuters/ANI There were too many people on the bridge, and the people were in hurry and wanted to move out, said Brijesh Upadhyay, one of the many caught in the crowd. There was nobody helping, it was very suffocating, and we just wanted to get out of there - and fell on each other. One rescuer told Indian broadcaster N nike sb dunk DTV that the stampede trapped dozens in the narrow passage, forcing rescuers to break the railing to pull people out. Mumbai police official Gansham Patel said some falling concrete had hit part of the bridge railing, leading people to surge forward out of panic at the thought that the bridge was collapsing. Commuters also often complain about hawkers selling their wares on the narrow overpass, which connects tw chanclas yeezy o commuter railway stations, Elphinstone and Parel. Heavy Byaf Pro-Western parties gain in Libyan elections
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