Sabarimala stampede
Jan 15, 2011
The stampede that occurred at Pulmedu near Vandiperiyar in Idukki, as Sabarimala pilgrims made their way back after witnessing the Makarajyothi on Friday, has left more than 100 dead and dozens injured. Photos: H. Vibhu
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