Hathras crush: More than 120 killed at religious event in India (www.bbc.com)

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[-] Eyck_of_denesle@lemmy.zip 10 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

There's 0 value for human life in my country. Police are so over worked. With a country with that amount of population you would expect there would be more job openings. Courts are over whelmed with cases, almost all govt offices are understaffed. And then there's corruption in every stage.

These religious gatherings take insane amounts of donations but never hire any private security to manage these events. Its just one or two constables at the entry or parking spot, that's all. It amazes me how the common folk do not get offended by the lack of such essential security process.

Also be sure that this won't be on the news more than a few minutes. Very bad reputation for their investor the honorable prime minister mudixi. No accountability will be taken by anyone. 120 lives just gone like nothing.

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