Moments before deadly stampede at India's Maha Kumbh, devotees pleaded to open more routes
Moments before a deadly stampede at the world's biggest religious gathering in India, Hindu devotees queuing to take a spiritual bath in a river said they pleaded with police to open barricaded routes to thin out a surging crowd.
Police Say at Least 30 People Have Died In Stampede at India’s Maha Kumbh Festival
PRAYAGRAJ, India — At least 30 people were killed and many more injured in a stampede at the world’s largest religious gathering early Wednesday, police said, as millions of pilgrims rushed to dip in sacred waters during the Maha Kumbh festival in northern India.
Train and bus stations saw a surge in crowds as people continued to arrive for the festival, although some devotees remained ...
Videos from the scene showed victims being rushed to ambulances or lying motionless on the ground after a large crowd broke ...
Grieving families cremated their loved ones while others cared for their injured relatives in hospitals on Thursday, a day ...
Between 90 to 100 million pilgrims had congregated to take ritual baths in sacred rivers at a festival in northern India.
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VIP passes for Maha Kumbh have been cancelled and the area has been declared a no-vehicle zone till February 4.
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