At least 17 dead in crush at Hindu festival event in India
Many more have been injured at an event in the Indian city of Kolkata to mark a Hindu festival.
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "17 dead, dozens injured after stampede at Indian religious event". The right frames it as "Crush at religious festival kills at least 17 and injures dozens in India".
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Many more have been injured at an event in the Indian city of Kolkata to mark a Hindu festival.
A police official says an announcement outside a pavilion after it started raining resulted in the crowd "rushing forward" and people falling on the ground.
At least 19 people were killed and two dozen more injured on Saturday in eastern India after a stampede that occurred during sudden rainfall at a Hindu religious gathering, officials and In...
The state’s chief minister, Suvendu Adhikari, told local news media that a loudspeaker announcement by the event’s organizers may have contributed to the rush.
Such deadly crowd events are relatively common in India, and it was unclear what caused this one. Authorities detained the event’s organizer and others involved.
Incident took place at festival in north Kolkata, in India's West Bengal state, amid big crowds and rainfall, police said.
At least 17 people have died and dozens more are injured after a crush at a religious festival in India, local media reports.
At least 17 people were killed and two dozen more injured on Saturday in eastern India after a stampede that was likely caused by sudden rainfall during a Hindu religious gathering, officia...