The number of deaths caused by the serious stampede accident in Itaewon, Seoul, South Korea on the evening of the 29th was confirmed by the local fire department to reach 146, and 150 others were injured. The cause of the incident was also revealed. According to local media reports, a star appeared at that time and caused a large number of people to watch wildly, resulting in the tragedy of .
corpses are everywhere
According to witnesses at the time, the scene was full of corpses, and a large number of people were stacked several layers, which eventually led to the people who died below being stuck and unable to escape.
In this case, people in the front row often find that they will start to leave and escape in one after another, while people in the back row continue to crowd forward without knowing it, which will eventually lead to group confusion and distraction. But if one person falls to the ground at this time, the people around him will also fall, which will trigger the domino effect , causing more people to fall and cause storm. If the people on the periphery have not found the danger, they will continue to crowd up.
The cause of death was not trampled to death
. What is puzzling is that the cause of death of the deceased at the scene was not trampled to death, but suffocated to death due to suffocation. The tragedy caused by the inability to breathe and lack of oxygen due to the crowding of large numbers of people in a small area on the site.
There is information that if the number of people within each square meter reaches more than 9 people, it will cause the pressure to breathe due to excessive squeezing, resulting in death from suffocation.
Conclusion
Most of these dead people are young people under 29 years old. They lost their lives because of a very unimportant so-called festival in the West. It is not worth it. So I think Orientals should not get involved in Western festivals, unless South Korea also wants to apply for this foreign festival as intangible cultural heritage .
