Eight people are killed during a crush at a soccer stadium in the Senegalese capital of Dakar.

A bomb scare triggers a crowd crush on a square in the Italian city of Turin, where Juventus fans were watching the Champions League final.

Thousands of fans trying to force their way into a stadium for a soccer championship stampeded in panic when police fired tear gas, leaving at least four people dead.

The deadly human crush occurred during a religious function in Zambia’s capital, Lusaka.

Iran says it will send pilgrims to this year’s Hajj if Saudi Arabia accepts Tehran’s conditions.

The presidential decree was issued following the stampede that occurred at a stadium in the northern city Uige where hundreds of fans rushed towards the stadium’s gates.

The crush occurred south of the city of Kolkata on Monday as people rushed to get into a highly crowded boat.

The people were on their way to the village of Domri for a religious camping.

A commentator says there should be a collective committee of Muslims to supervise the safety of Hajj pilgrims because the Saudis have proved they are unable to ensure and secure real safe pilgrimage.

The occasion this year is a reminder of Saudi involvement in two tragedies: the Mina crush and the 9/11 attacks, says a Muslim scholar.