Up to 100 people are feared to have died in a stampede after a football match in Guinea.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next Previous Page Next Page The official death toll from the crush in Nzérékoré, the second-largest city in the West African country, is 56. But the death toll may be as high as 100, one doctor said. He said: ‘There are bodies lined up as far as the eye can see in the hospital. Others are lying on the floor in the hallways. The morgue is full.
This sparked fury from the crowd, with fans throwing stones and invading the pitch before security forces used tear gas, Africaguinee reported. The stampede erupted following a disputed referee call Fans tried to escape the violence by racing into the stadium’s only exit, causing a violent stampede. Distressing images on social media appear to show bodies lined up on the ground, with several children among them.
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