Nine people were murdered in a stampede at a Ugandan retail mall as revelers celebrated the New Year
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Nine people were murdered in a stampede at a Ugandan retail mall as revelers celebrated the New Year

At least nine people were killed in a shopping mall crush in the capital of Uganda on New Year’s Day, according to police.

After fireworks outside the Freedom City Mall in Kampala, 'a stampede ensued, resulting in the instant deaths of five people and injuries to several others,' Ugandan police said (Stock image)The stampede happened outside Freedom City Mall in Kampala as people celebrated the New Year (Pictured are the NYE fireworks at Miracle Center Cathedral in Kampala'
The Ugandan police reported that following fireworks outside the Freedom City Mall in Kampala, a stampede erupted, resulting in the instantaneous deaths of five individuals and injury to several others.

Emergency personnel rushed on the site and carried the injured to the hospital, where nine victims were pronounced dead.

This is breaking news, and there will be more to come…

As crowds celebrated the New Year outside Freedom City Mall in Kampala (shown are New Year’s Eve fireworks at Miracle Center Cathedral in Kampala), a stampede occurred


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