The Indian Air Force’s 92nd anniversary air show in Chennai turned into a nightmare as a massive crowd overwhelmed Marina Beach, resulting in five deaths and numerous injuries.
Chennai Air ShowMarina BeachIndian Air ForceCrowd ManagementPolitical Blame GameReal Estate NewsOct 07, 2024
Five people died at the Chennai Air Show 2024 due to the chaotic crowd conditions.
The main causes of the tragedy were the lack of proper crowd management, inadequate transportation, and insufficient facilities such as toilets and drinking water.
The BJP is holding the ruling DMK government, particularly Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, accountable for the incident.
Over 200 people were hospitalized due to dehydration and other injuries caused by the crowd chaos.
The key areas of focus for preventing such incidents in the future include public safety, better crowd management, and the provision of essential facilities like toilets and drinking water.
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