At Least Two People Die in Argentina During World Cup Semifinal Celebrations
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Six people had to be served by the public emergency service in Buenos Aires
A heart attack during the match and a shooting in Córdoba mark a night of violent celebrations
The celebration of Argentina after the World Cup semi-finals was out of control in some parts of the country and two people, at least, have lost their lives between Saturday night and Sunday morning. A 51-year-old man and a 20-year-old man. Scaloni’s team managed to eliminate Switzerland in a dramatic extension after an expulsion of Embolo, a Swiss striker, already the great controversy of the World Cup. In the city of Buenos Aires, a 51-year-ol…
The hours after the celebrations for the Argentina pass to the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup brought pain and a call for awareness throughout the community: three young people between 16 and 26 died as a result of heavy road accidents in different parts of the province, while at least a dozen people were injured in other similar events.The first tragic case occurred on Sunday at 5.30 p.m. in the Posadas waterfront, at the height of the Don F…
Argentina’s ranking in the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup was accompanied by massive celebrations throughout the country, but also by regrettable events. Authorities confirmed that at least two people died between Saturday night and Sunday morning during the course of the meeting in front of Switzerland and the subsequent celebrations for the passage from the Albiceleste to the next round.
At Least Two People Die in Argentina During World Cup Semifinal Celebrations
Argentina's dramatic 3-1 victory over Switzerland to reach the 2026 FIFA World Cup semifinals sparked massive celebrations across the country, but the festivities were also marked by tragedy. Authorities confirmed that at least two people died between Saturday night and early Sunday during incidents that occurred while the match was being played and in the celebrations that followed.
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