The tragedy of the stampede during the “Halloween” feast celebrations in Seoul was the country’s worst tragedy since 2014, when a phrase went wrong and killed more than 300 people, mostly schoolchildren.
Last Saturday’s stampede, which took place during the “Halloween” festivals in the “Etayon” entertainment district in the heart of the capital, Seoul, resulted in 151 fatalities, including 19 foreigners, and 82 injuries.
In terms of total fatalities over the past ten years in South Korea, it is the second worst tragedy.
The first major catastrophe of 2014 was the April 16 “C wall” coup, which claimed 304 lives, the most of them schoolchildren between the ages of 15 and 19.
The crossfit accident and its crash involved 476 passengers in total, and the search for the missing people was discontinued in November 2014 due to the difficulties and complexity of the searches.
From Novosti.
Following the ferry catastrophe in 2014, the tragedy of the “Halloween” stampede in South Korea’s biggest city
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