Stampede Kills 36 at Mali Maouloud Ceremony
At least 36 people died when a crowd surged a metal barrier at Modibo Keita Stadium in Bamako during Maouloud observances. Dozens more were wounded as families awaited updates at Gabriel Touré Hospital.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2011
Page
7
At least 36 people died when a crowd surged a metal barrier at Modibo Keita Stadium in Bamako during Maouloud observances. Dozens more were wounded as families awaited updates at Gabriel Touré Hospital.
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