Published 1 year ago

South Korea's Halloween crowd surge: What we know

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Anne Gieske, of Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, attended one of Seoul's most popular Halloween parties with over 100,000 people. The nursing student was studying abroad in South Korea with two other students and one faculty member. She had celebrated her 20th birthday in Seoul, just one day before the tragic Halloween party.

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Channel News Asia

South Korea's Halloween crowd surge: What we know

SEOUL: South Korea is investigating the exact cause of a deadly crowd surge that killed 154 people at a Halloween event, as public outrage grows over perceived policing and crowd control failures. W

1 year ago·Singapore

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The Citizen

South Korea's Halloween crowd surge: What we know

South Korea is investigating the exact cause of a deadly crowd surge that killed 154 people at a Halloween event, as public outrage grows over perceived policing and crowd control failures.What went wrong and why did so many people die at the first post-pandemic Halloween party in Seoul’s popular Itaewon nightlife district? Here is what we know: – What’s going on? – The government promised a “thorough and transparent investigation” into the exac…

1 year ago·South Africa

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Philstar Global

South Korea's Halloween crowd surge: What we know

South Korea is investigating the exact cause of a deadly crowd surge that killed 154 people at a Halloween event, as public outrage grows over perceived policing and crowd control failures.

1 year ago·Manila, Philippines

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WPTA

Ky. parents mourn daughter killed in South Korea’s Halloween crowd surge

The University of Kentucky nursing student was studying abroad in South Korea with two other students and one faculty member.

1 year ago·Fort Wayne, United States

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Chronicle Online

South Korea Halloween Crowd Surge

A mourner holds a flower for the victims of a deadly accident following Saturday night's Halloween festivities, at a joint memorial altar for victims at Seoul Plaza in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2022. South Korea's police chief admitted…

1 year ago·Crystal River, United States

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