At least 154 people died in a tragic Halloween disaster in Itaewon, South Korea.

A tragedy that could have been prevented has claimed the lives of young people during the overcrowded Halloween event in Itaewon. People walked and gathered in a narrow street that caused a stampede, crushing and killing over 154 people during the event. Most of the victims were in their twenties. 26 foreigners, 3 teachers and 3 soldiers were killed.

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These are people, not numbers. Young people with hopes and dreams ended in one night. This list will be updated once there are more information is released.

May their souls rest in peace. 

Crowd crushes can be dangerous and potentially life-threatening situations. To avoid a crowd crush, it is important to be aware of your surroundings and follow safety guidelines when attending large events or gatherings. Some tips to avoid a crowd crush include:

• Arrive early to avoid getting caught in a large crowd at the entrance
• Follow the instructions of event staff and security personnel
• Stay away from areas that are too crowded or congested
• Avoid pushing or shoving, and give others around you enough space
• If you feel uncomfortable or in danger, leave the area immediately

If you find yourself in a crowd crush, it is important to remain calm and take steps to protect yourself. Some tips to survive a crowd crush include:

• Don’t panic or try to fight against the flow of the crowd
• Keep your hands and arms up in front of your chest to protect your face and head
• Use your elbows to create space around you and protect your chest and abdomen
• Try to move to the sides or back of the crowd to find an exit or escape route
• If you fall to the ground, curl into a ball and protect your head and face with your hands
• If you are unable to move, try to shout for help or attract attention to yourself

Remember, the most important thing in a crowd crush is to remain calm and try to protect yourself. If you are unable to move or feel like you are in danger, don’t hesitate to shout for help or call for emergency assistance.

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