To celebrate Halloween, a famous business district in South Korea, there was a stampede in Itaewon , with more than 150 deaths, and the number of deaths is still rising. This is also the biggest stampede in South Korea. It is understood that 100,000 people gathered at 10:00 on the 29th of October that day.
From the dense crowd in the picture, you can really feel the Koreans' love for Halloween. For this festival, everyone comes to celebrate. I’m wondering what is there to celebrate a foreign festival? It's simply incredible! This matter can only show that one thing is that I am old and can't keep up with the pace of young people.
This picture may make you fall off your chin. It turns out that it is so heavy, but the scene is actually worse than this one. According to reports, most of the deceased are women in their 20s. I think they have no dignity when they die. The bodies are placed directly next to the trash can, and some are in disheveled. Some people only covered with a layer of blue cloth. This scene is really shocking!
As of now, 150 people have died and the number of children has continued to rise. I think this matter really needs to be reflected on. There is nothing wrong with the celebration of Japan, but due to the large number of people, the chaotic security problem at the scene has not been taken seriously. This is what shouldn't have happened.
This animated picture clearly shows that the man wearing orange clothes is trying hard to pull the girl in the crowd. No matter how hard he tries, he ultimately fails. Faced with such a scene, many people are panicked and do not want to be trampled to death. According to netizens' reports, there may be Chinese citizens, but it is still unknown whether there are any casualties.
This is a postscript of a Chinese student at Itaewon that night. Her whole legs were bruised and purple. It is not difficult to imagine what she experienced at the scene. According to her own description, it almost disappeared, and her chest was still painful. Fortunately, she was in danger in the end. Safe to your home, a blessing in disgrace.
This matter also warns all of us to celebrate the holiday rationally and manage public security in advance. Young people love holidays and lively, but sometimes staying at home may not be a bad thing for the sake of their own life safety. Things like Itaewon-posting can be completely avoided, but sometimes no one can predict it. Besides, is Halloween the Western Ghost Festival? As a post-90s generation, I said I have never seen it. Not only Halloween but also Christmas, everyone is very enthusiastic, but safety first!
