13 people died in a Peruvian nightclub that was banned from large-scale meetings

13 people killed in Peru night club ban on large-scale assembly ban August 24 5:31

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To prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection, in Peru where large-scale gatherings are prohibited, police tried to find out the nightclub where the party was held, but people who tried to escape were squeezed, 13 people were killed.

On the night of the 22nd, residents living nearby reported to the police that a party with many people was being held at a nightclub in Lima, the capital of Peru.

When the police rushed to the nightclub, about 120 people participated in the party, and a large number of people rushed around the exit door all at once to escape from the police, trampling and stuck about it.

As a result, 13 people were killed and six were injured, including three police officers, according to the Peruvian government.

Twenty-three of the party's participants were detained and an investigation is underway to identify nightclub owners and party owners.

It was revealed that 15 out of 23 people who were possibly detained by multiple media were positive for the new coronavirus test.

According to a summary by Johns Hopkins University in the United States, the number of infected people in Peru is 585,236 people, the sixth largest in the world, and the government bans large-scale meetings to prevent the spread of infection etc. Is taking measures.