Halloween crowd surge kills, injures many in South Korea

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Good Morning America published this video item, entitled “Halloween crowd surge kills, injures many in South Korea” – below is their description.

153 people were killed, and more than 80 others injured in Itaewon, South Korea, after tragic Halloween celebrations turned into a deadly stampede.

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