Manila, Feb 04 (BDNEWS) – A stampede outside a sports stadium in the Philippines capital, Manila, has left at least 66 dead. Tens of thousands of people had come to the stadium for the first ...

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MANILA, Philippines — Thousands of people lined up outside a stadium near Manila to watch a TV game show surged toward the gates Saturday in the mistaken belief they were open, and at least 74 people ...

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Officials in the Phillipine capital, Manila, say that 73 people were killed and at least 392 were injured in a stampede started when crowds tried to enter a stadium where a television game show was ...

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MANILA, Feb 4: Seventy-three people were killed in a stampede at a stadium in Manila on Saturday as they scrambled to get into a popular Philippine television game show offering cash and other prizes.

Victims of a stampede lie on a street in Manila February 4, 2006. At least Eighty-eight people were killed and 280 injured in a stampede at a stadium in the Philippine capital, Manila, on Saturday as ...