@supehrstuh @ahgabingbong7 @niveditha_sunil@mashsomethingyo Trying to get in and out of the party. Train station is one way, party street is the other way. Human soup with no crowd control.
@Hansmajestaet1@mashsomethingyo Yes I agree. Why not stop the party at BOTH ends of the street rather than try to pull dead bodies from a crush while waving flashing batons? This could have been avoided with entrance and exit paths and stewards. So sad. Authorities not looking like they will accept fault 😔
@Tikman133333@mashsomethingyo I think be wary of the excuse “stampede”.A stampede implies that people had space to run, which was not the case in Itaewon. It took time to get to this point. It wasn’t an instant rush, people got squashed over time and it will take decades to bring people to justice, if at all.
@jb225555@Tikman133333@mashsomethingyo It was an access street. People were entering the party street from the train station via this alley, people were also trying to leave via this alley. No crowd control. There should have been entrance and exit paths. It was a death trap waiting to happen.
@GregKanouse12 @Tikman133333@mashsomethingyo Clearly no crowd control measures in place here to prevent this in such a small space. I think they were stuck for a long time before it got to this point 😔
@jaecorde@AHobel95@Tikman133333@mashsomethingyo Too many people in attendance and a clear lack of crowd control! That alley was clearly going to be used to enter and exit the party street. The authorities should have arranged entrance and exit paths with stewards to avoid a crush in a bottle neck in this street.
@PaulaMeunier18@Teener_girls Yes time is very important! You have to try to keep the blood pumping as if you are the heart and hope more help comes fast! So the heart may stop but you can keep the blood pumping
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