Kolkata Stampede Leaves At Least 19 Dead, Dozens Injured
A stampede on Saturday night during the popular Hindu festival in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata has left at least 19 dead and 25 injured.
A stampede on Saturday night during the popular Hindu festival in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata has left at least 19 dead and 25 injured.
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