by priyanka roshan | july 3, 2024
The Hathras stampede on July 2 claimed over 120 lives during a religious event in Uttar Pradesh, highlighting the dangers of overcrowded gatherings.
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Attendees rushed to exit a makeshift tent after a 'Satsang' prayer meeting, leading to scenes of grief and devastation at local hospitals.
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It is a sudden, uncontrolled rush of people causing chaos, injuries, and sometimes fatalities, often in crowded spaces where panic triggers mass movement.
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Think clearly and act rationally amidst chaos.
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Try to move sideways towards exits or open spaces, avoiding moving against the crowd.
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Listen to event organizers, security personnel, or emergency responders.
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Steer clear of narrow passages or congested areas.
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Assist those in need without risking your safety.
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Head towards elevated areas or exits if indoors.
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If you fall, curl into a ball to shield your head.
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Know emergency exits and safety protocols beforehand.
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