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YAOUNDE : The deaths of at least eight people in a stampede at Yaounde’s Olembe Stadium on Monday was a severe blow to an already troubled Africa Cup of Nations tournament, which looked to be going ahead on Tuesday despite the disaster.
By Joel Kouam and Mitchell McCluskey, CNN
YAOUNDE: Eight people were killed and many more injured in a crush outside a Cameroonian football stadium Monday (Jan 24) ahead of an Africa Cup of Nations match.
YAOUNDE: A crush outside a Cameroon stadium where the host nation qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals on Monday (Jan 24) left at least half a dozen people dead and injured, according to Cameroonian state television.
At least six people have been killed in a crush outside a stadium hosting a game at the African Cup of Nations football tournament in Cameroon.
YAOUNDE : Hosts Cameroon made heavy work of beating 10-man Comoros Islands 2-1 on Monday to advance to the African Cup of Nations quarter-finals at the expense of a team who had everything stacked against them in the last 16.
YAOUNDE : At least six fans died in a stampede at the Yaounde Olembe Stadium in Cameroon on Monday before the host nation's round of 16 game in the African Cup of Nations against Comoros, the Central African nation's national broadcaster reported.
A stampede outside the stadium hosting Cameroon’s Africa Cup of Nations match with Comoros has resulted in at least six deaths, an official has said. The governor of the central region of Cameroon, Naseri Paul Biya, admitted there could be more casualties following the incident in the capital Yaounde. Ad/> According to AP, the stampede occurred when crowds were looking to gain access to Olembe Stadium.