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Bolivia Stampede
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Bolivia: Four people die in stampede

| @indiablooms | May 10, 2022, at 02:42 pm

La Paz: at least four people died when an apparent  tear gas grenade exploded, causing a stampede in the Bolivian city of Potosi on Monday, media reports said.

The mishap left 50 people hurt.

The incident occurred at the Tomas Frias Autonomous University when students were holding an assembly in the university arena regarding the upcoming student council election, reports Xinhua news agency.

Pedro Lopez, the rector of the university, told reporters as quoted by Xinhua that several of the injured students were in intensive care unit.

An investigation was already underway to confirm the preliminary information about the gas grenade detonation in the arena, Lopez added.

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