The trouble started when the massive crowd tried to leave the venue all at once, causing a stampede-like situation

At least five people died, and more than 100 were hospitalised after suffering heatstroke and exhaustion at an Indian Air Force (IAF) air show held on Sunday at Marina Beach in Chennai. The air show,

While the AIADMK and the BJP have called out the administration failure in handling the situation, Kanimozhi's post gained more attention

Due to severe heat during an airshow in Chennai, five people died from heat-related illnesses, and seven were hospitalized for dehydration. The event

Chennai's thrilling aerial display turned fatal for the crowds that gathered at Marina Beach to witness the event. At least five people died with hundreds hospitalised because of heat exhaustion and dehydration.

Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian said the deaths of five people following an IAF event in Marina Beach were due to “high temperature”. Humidity is also a major factor for heat-related illnesses.

An air show to commemorate the Indian Air Force’s 92 anniversary at Chennai’s Marina Beach turned into a disaster on Sunday when five people died and nearly 100 were hospitalised. Soaring temperatures and a crowd of over 10 lakh people at the venue led to a stampede-like situation after the show,

At least five people were killed and 50 others hospitalised as a sea of spectators gathered at the Marina beach in Chennai on Sunday for the Indian Air Force's air show. While reports say that the deaths were caused due to dehydration and extreme exhaustion,

Thousands of people stood in the scorching heat for nearly two to three hours to witness the event. Several among them were seen holding umbrellas to shield themselves.

Several persons fainted and emergency workers carried them in stretches and provided care in shelters. Over 30 people were rushed to nearby government hospitals with symptoms of dehydration.