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schema:articleBody	At least 45 people were crushed to death Friday in a stampede at a densely packed Jewish pilgrimage site in northern Israel, one of the worst tragedies in the country's history. Here are some of the deadliest stampedes in recent decades -- all at religious gatherings. More than 2,300 worshippers were killed at the annual Islamic pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca in 2015 after a stampede during the "stoning of the devil" ritual in Mina on September 24. It was the worst hajj disaster ever. Pilgrims from 30 countries perished though Saudi Arabia never updated an initial death toll of 769. In another hajj tragedy, 1,426 mostly Asian pilgrims perished on July 2, 1990, trampled underfoot and asphyxiated in a tunnel at Mina after a ventilation system failed. The pilgrims from Malaysia, Indonesia and Pakistan were also there for the ritual stoning of the devil. According to the authorities, panic set in inside an already hugely overcrowded tunnel when seven pilgrims fell from a bridge. Witnesses said a power outage paralysed the tunnel's two powerful ventilators. Two stampedes in as many months in India in 2008 left more than 370 Hindus dead. At the first in August, about 150 worshippers, many of them children, were killed in a temple stampede in northern Himachal Pradesh state. Then a month later some 224 died as the faithful rushed to reach a hilltop temple in the northern city of Jodhpur. Further stampedes during Hindu pilgrimages in Kerala in 2011 and Madhya Pradesh two years claimed 217 lives. Some 1,000 people died in a stampede on the Al-Aimmah bridge over the Tigris River in Baghdad during a Shiite pilgrimage in 2005. Hundreds of women, children and elderly people were trampled underfoot or jumped to their deaths after a panic sparked by rumours that a suicide bomber was among the vast crowd. burs-eab/fg/spm/lg
schema:headline	The world's deadliest stampedes
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