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South Koreans Monday conducted memorials honouring <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/at-least-149-people-dead-after-stampede-during-halloween-celebrations-in-south-korea/">the 154 people killed in a crowd surge at Halloween celebrations.</a> 
Mourners wept, prayed and placed flowers at a huge official altar set up in central Seoul for victims, mostly young women, of the Saturday crush, with many railing against authorities’ failures to prevent the catastrophic loss of young life.
A 19-year-old student Hwang Gyu-hyeon told AFP that she was devastated by what happened, adding that the victims were just trying to have a good time. She added:
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I pray for the victims. I can’t believe this accident happened despite the signs that were clear beforehand. Nothing was done to prepare for this crowd.
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Song Jung-hee, 69, said she kept thinking about how “excited and spirited” the young victims must have been, eager to enjoy a night out without COVID-19 restrictions for the first time in three years.
She told AFP that the presence of more police officers to keep order could have avoided the tragedy.
Calls for accountability were growing Monday in the press and online, as potential lapses of crowd control and policing emerged.
As many as 100 000 people, mostly in their teens and 20s, many wearing Halloween costumes, had poured into Itaewon’s small, winding streets, with eyewitnesses describing scant security and no crowd control.
Police insisted their crowd control policies were not to blame.
Police said at a briefing Monday they had deployed 137 officers to the event, pointing out that the number was significantly higher than in previous years.
But local reports said many of the police deployed were focused on drug use, rather than crowd control.
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At least 149 people have been killed in a horrific crash in the South Korean capital when a huge crowd of young people poured into a narrow Seoul street during Halloween celebrations.
The death toll has been revised several times throughout the night and there are fears it could go even higher.
The fire department said the majority of the victims are teens or in their early 20s.
At least two of those killed are foreign nationals and 19 more are fighting for their lives in hospital.
Footage posted to social media showed victims lying in the street having CPR performed on them after going into cardiac arrest.
Another image showed rows of body bags and emergency services battling to deal with the tragedy.
Thousands of revellers rushed through an alleyway in the Itaewon nightlife district Saturday night.
President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered the Ministry of Health and Welfare to deploy disaster medical teams and secure hospital beds for those injured.
Footage showed citizens, police officers and emergency medical workers performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation on dozens of people lying in the street.
Other images from the scene showed body bags lining the streets and firefighters carrying bodies covered with white sheets on stretchers to ambulances.
Ahead of one of Seoul’s most popular nights of the year, the narrow street was jam-packed with as many as 100 000 people eager to celebrate Halloween.
Some social media users have claimed the surge erupted as a large number of people rushed to a bar to see an unidentified celebrity.
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