Three in hospital after fire and crush at festival in London
Three in hospital after fire and crush at festivalImage caption, Smoke filled the entrance to the Ghana Party in the Park festival where 23 people received medical aidPublished49 minutes agoThree people were taken to hospital after a fire and crush at the entrance of a festival. Organisers of Ghana Party in the Park, also known as Shattafest UK, at Copthall Playing Fields in Barnet said the event was stopped following a "major incident" at about 18:00 BST on Saturday. The Metropolitan Police said a fire had started near the gates, which meant they were closed temporarily.
- ▪Three in hospital after fire and crush at festivalImage caption, Smoke filled the entrance to the Ghana Party in the Park festival where 23 people received medical aidPublished49 minutes agoThree people were taken to hospital after a fire a
- ▪Organisers of Ghana Party in the Park, also known as Shattafest UK, at Copthall Playing Fields in Barnet said the event was stopped following a "major incident" at about 18:00 BST on Saturday.
- ▪The Metropolitan Police said a fire had started near the gates, which meant they were closed temporarily.
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Three in hospital after fire and crush at festivalImage caption, Smoke filled the entrance to the Ghana Party in the Park festival where 23 people received medical aidPublished49 minutes agoThree people were taken to hospital after a fire and crush at the entrance of a festival. Organisers of Ghana Party in the Park, also known as Shattafest UK, at Copthall Playing Fields in Barnet said the event was stopped following a "major incident" at about 18:00 BST on Saturday. The Metropolitan Police said a fire had started near the gates, which meant they were closed temporarily. A crowd built up, and there was a surge when the gates reopened, it said.
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