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Over a hundred persons die in stampede during religious gathering in India

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July 2, 2024
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More than a hundred  persons were reportedly killed and dozens injured in a stampede at a religious event in India’s northern state of Uttar Pradesh, authorities said.

The stampede happened on Tuesday in a village in Hathras district, about 200km southeast of national capital New Delhi.

Government official Ashish Kumar told The Associated Press that at least 60 bodies had reached mortuaries in the district.

“There is a possibility that the toll may go up,” Manish Chikara, a district police spokesperson, told Reuters news agency by phone.

The stampede occurred as attendees rushed to leave following the event with a religious leader named Bhole Baba, local media reported.

Police in Hathras said more than 150 injured people were admitted to hospitals after the incident.

READ ALSO: 34 people die after drinking toxic alcohol in India

Police officer Rajesh Singh said overcrowding may have been a factor. Initial reports suggested that over 15,000 people had gathered for the event, which had permission to host about 5,000.

One survivor, Jyoti, who goes only by her first name, told local media that the stampede happened quickly as soon as the event ended.

“Everyone was in a rush to leave … There was no way out and people were falling on each other,” she said.

State Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has ordered an investigation into the incident.

“Instructions have been given to the concerned officials to conduct relief and rescue operations on war footing and to provide proper treatment to the injured,” he wrote on X.

Deadly accidents are common at places of worship in India during major religious festivals, when large crowds gather in small areas with few safety measures.

At least 112 people were killed in 2016 after a huge explosion caused by a banned fireworks display at a temple marking the Hindu New Year. The explosion ripped through concrete buildings and ignited a fire at a temple complex in Kerala state, where thousands had gathered.

Another 115 devotees died in 2013 after a stampede at a bridge near a temple in Madhya Pradesh state in central India.

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