
Crowd crush at Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon
At least eight people have been killed and many injured in a crush outside the stadium. We hear from people who were at the game in Yaoundé between Cameroon and Comoros
A crowd crush has killed at least 8 people on their way into Monday night’s Africa Cup of Nations football match in Cameroon. We’ll speak to people who were at the game in Yaoundé between Cameroon and Comoros to try to build up a picture of what happened and why.
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(Photo: Several people were taken to hospital after the crush at the Paul Biya stadium in Yaoundé. Credit: SNTV)
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