22 Ah-Pu-Nehs died STOMPED in Mumbai STAMPEDE!

[Shut Up you are Not MM]

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-mumbai-stampede-20170929-story.html

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Shoes and other items left behind by the victims of a stampede in Elphinston Road railway station in Mumbai on Sept. 29, 2017.

(Divyakant Solanki / EPA)
As Mumbai police appealed to citizens to donate blood to help the injured, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his condolences to the families of those killed.

"Prayers with those who are injured," Modi tweeted.

Kishore Thakkar, another witness, said the bridge became overcrowded as people stopped, waiting for the rain to ease. "But then came a heavy push by people, causing some people to fall down and get crushed by the surge of passengers."

He complained that government rescuers did not respond quickly to alerts sent by phone. "Local people had pulled out most of the victims by the time the police and government rescuers arrived," Thakkar told TV news channel ABP.

Separately in the southern city of Banglaore, two people were killed in another stampede by hundreds of people jostling to obtain coupons for free food offered by a local philanthropist, police said. The philanthropist has been detained for questioning.

Deadly stampedes are fairly common in densely populated India, where many cities are unequipped to deal with large crowds gathering in small areas, with few safety or crowd control measures.

In October 2013, a stampede in Madhya Pradesh state in central India killed more than 110 people, mostly women and children.

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[Shut Up you are Not MM]

Stampede on pedestrian bridge between Mumbai railway stations leaves at least 22 dead
Commuters walk on the overbridge at Elphinston Road railway station in Mumbai on Sept. 29, 2017.

(Divyakant Solanki / EPA)
Rafiq Maqbool and Manish MehtaAssociated Press
A stampede broke out on a crowded pedestrian bridge connecting two railway stations in Mumbai during the Friday morning rush, killing at least 22 people and injuring 32 others, Indian officials said.

Police were investigating what caused the stampede on the bridge, which led some commuters to leap over the railing. Others were crushed or fell underfoot and were trampled.

"There were too many people on the bridge, and the people were in hurry and wanted to move out," said Brijesh Upadhyay, one of the many caught in the crowd. "There was nobody helping, it was very suffocating, and we just wanted to get out of there — and fell on each other."

One rescuer told Indian broadcaster NDTV that the stampede trapped dozens in the narrow passage, forcing rescuers to break the railing to pull people out.

Mumbai police official Gansham Patel said some falling concrete had hit part of the bridge railing, leading people to surge forward out of panic at the thought that the bridge was collapsing.

Commuters also often complain about hawkers selling their wares on the narrow overpass, which connects two commuter railway stations, Elphinstone and Parel.

Heavy rains meant the bridge was even more crowded than usual, as some sought shelter from the downpour under the canopy covering the bridge, said lawmaker Shaina Nana Chudasama of the governing Bhartiya Janata Party.

Hospitals were treating 32 injured people, including 19 women and 13 men.

Shoes and other items left behind by the victims of a stampede in Elphinston Road railway station in Mumbai on Sept. 29, 2017.

(Divyakant Solanki / EPA)
As Mumbai police appealed to citizens to donate blood to help the injured, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his condolences to the families of those killed.

"Prayers with those who are injured," Modi tweeted.

Kishore Thakkar, another witness, said the bridge became overcrowded as people stopped, waiting for the rain to ease. "But then came a heavy push by people, causing some people to fall down and get crushed by the surge of passengers."

He complained that government rescuers did not respond quickly to alerts sent by phone. "Local people had pulled out most of the victims by the time the police and government rescuers arrived," Thakkar told TV news channel ABP.

Separately in the southern city of Banglaore, two people were killed in another stampede by hundreds of people jostling to obtain coupons for free food offered by a local philanthropist, police said. The philanthropist has been detained for questioning.

Deadly stampedes are fairly common in densely populated India, where many cities are unequipped to deal with large crowds gathering in small areas, with few safety or crowd control measures.

In October 2013, a stampede in Madhya Pradesh state in central India killed more than 110 people, mostly women and children.

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[JohnTan]

India has money for nukes but no money for toilets and decent railway? I wouldn't be surprised if their current railway infrastructure were dated from the 19th century.

 

[eatshitndie]

reduction in headcount usually happens before the start of the 4th quarter.

 

[pakchewcheng]

India has money for nukes but no money for toilets and decent railway? I wouldn't be surprised if their current railway infrastructure were dated from the 19th century.

India got money to send ships to South China Sea and got money to fight China and no money for toilets and other stuff.

Got money for their top political elites too.

I do not feel any sadness for that stampede at all.
Indians got what they deserved from the government they put into power.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Too many human pests ah neh. Good way to get rid of their population natural extinction.

Orelse shiny head ah neh will take them into Singapore to make Deepawali great again.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Ah neh still love to suck angmoh cocks. If angmoh hire them as coolie soldiers to re-invent British Empire again ah neh will fight for them.

India has money for nukes but no money for toilets and decent railway? I wouldn't be surprised if their current railway infrastructure were dated from the 19th century.

 

[bobby]

22 less potential FTs coming to Singapore....

 

[Rogue Trader]

No problem they will be reincarnated soon

 

[pakchewcheng]

No problem they will be reincarnated soon

Knowing the shit that ahneh are, and the way Rohingyas and carrier of begging bowls screaming allahuakbars bred and bred, those ahnehs
will be reincarnated into cockroaches, bedbugs and rohinyas.

 

[Leongsam]

22 MILLION ah nehs could be trampled to death and it would not make a scrap of difference to the rest of the world.

 

[borom]

DBS Bank India to grow with status upgrade

DBS Bank India, the India arm of DBS Group Holdings, is poised to accelerate its growth plans in the vast Indian market after achieving an important upgrade to its status there.......
DBS Group chief executive Piyush Gupta said: "DBS has been present in India for over 20 years. Over this time, we have grown to become the fifth-largest foreign bank in India (by assets)............
CEO Surojit Shome said: "The RBI's in-principle approval enables us to accelerate our growth plans, significantly expand our operations and build a wider footprint. As a WOS, DBS India will be able to better serve its customers, particularly SMEs, in support of the government's 'Make in India' initiative."

Also yesterday, DBS inaugurated its new India headquarters at the iconic Express Towers in Nariman Point, Mumbai......... DBS also established DBS Asia Hub 2, its largest technology hub outside Singapore, in Hyderabad last year.............
http://www.straitstimes.com/business/banking/dbs-bank-india-to-grow-with-status-upgrade
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haha, say what you want, but HC and temasek putting more and more $$ into that country-and we will be seeing more "technology" coming from there-as supported by all the long queues at POSB Bank!
DBS India have made in india initiative, DBS Singapore has hire more foreigners initiative?
Now with the daughter of an Indian father becoming "elected', will she make her first overseas state visit to the land of her father?

 

[007agent]

The dead nehs can be buried inside OA Retard mum massive cheebye.