3 killed in Madrid Halloween party stampede mimeo

Three young women are dead and two are in serious condition after being crushed by a crowd at a Halloween party in Madrid early Thursday, police said.

The women were among thousands of attendees at 'Thriller Music Park,' an event at Madrid Arena that featured electronic music artists and a costume contest.

There was a stampede in an arena hallway that connected the main dance floor to another area, police said.



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The five women, between 18 and 25 years old, were the only ones hurt in the incident, an ambulance spokesman said.

Four of the women, including the three who died, are Spanish. The nationality of the other injured woman is unknown.

Police are investigating whether someone set off fireworks in the hallway, the spokesman said.

Thousands of partygoers were unaware of the stampede until after police arrived and began moving people out slowly.

American electronic musician Steve Aoki was headlining the party.

Aoki released a statement Thursday saying he was 'devastated' by the deaths and injuries.

'The safety of my fans has always been my top priority and had I known that there was any distress putting people in jeopardy within the venue I would have ended my show immediately,' Aoki said in the statement, adding that he was canceling a subsequent show in Bilbao, Spain, 'out of respect for those who lost their lives and those who are injured.'

'The safety of my fans has always been my top priority and had I known that there was any distress putting people in jeopardy within the venue I would have ended my show immediately,' Aoki said in the statement, adding that he was canceling a subsequent show in Bilbao, Spain, 'out of respect for those who lost their lives and those who are injured.' American electronic musician Steve Aoki was headlining the party. 'The safety of my fans has always been my top priority and had I known that there was any distress putting people in jeopardy within the venue I would have ended my show immediately,' Aoki said in the statement, adding that he was canceling a subsequent show in Bilbao, Spain, 'out of respect for those who lost their lives and those who are injured.' There was a stampede in an arena hallway that connected the main dance floor to another area, police said. The women were among thousands of attendees at 'Thriller Music Park,' an event at Madrid Arena that featured electronic music artists and a costume contest. Thousands of partygoers were unaware of the stampede until after police arrived and began moving people out slowly. Thousands of partygoers were unaware of the stampede until after police arrived and began moving people out slowly. The women were among thousands of attendees at 'Thriller Music Park,' an event at Madrid Arena that featured electronic music artists and a costume contest. Thousands of partygoers were unaware of the stampede until after police arrived and began moving people out slowly. Four of the women, including the three who died, are Spanish. The nationality of the other injured woman is unknown. 'The safety of my fans has always been my top priority and had I known that there was any distress putting people in jeopardy within the venue I would have ended my show immediately,' Aoki said in the statement, adding that he was canceling a subsequent show in Bilbao, Spain, 'out of respect for those who lost their lives and those who are injured.' American electronic musician Steve Aoki was headlining the party. 'The safety of my fans has always been my top priority and had I known that there was any distress putting people in jeopardy within the venue I would have ended my show immediately,' Aoki said in the statement, adding that he was canceling a subsequent show in Bilbao, Spain, 'out of respect for those who lost their lives and those who are injured.' Thousands of partygoers were unaware of the stampede until after police arrived and began moving people out slowly. American electronic musician Steve Aoki was headlining the party. Three young women are dead and two are in serious condition after being crushed by a crowd at a Halloween party in Madrid early Thursday, police said. There was a stampede in an arena hallway that connected the main dance floor to another area, police said. Thousands of partygoers were unaware of the stampede until after police arrived and began moving people out slowly. Three young women are dead and two are in serious condition after being crushed by a crowd at a Halloween party in Madrid early Thursday, police said. Aoki released a statement Thursday saying he was 'devastated' by the deaths and injuries. The women were among thousands of attendees at 'Thriller Music Park,' an event at Madrid Arena that featured electronic music artists and a costume contest. Aoki released a statement Thursday saying he was 'devastated' by the deaths and injuries. The five women, between 18 and 25 years old, were the only ones hurt in the incident, an ambulance spokesman said. American electronic musician Steve Aoki was headlining the party. Police are investigating whether someone set off fireworks in the hallway, the spokesman said. The five women, between 18 and 25 years old, were the only ones hurt in the incident, an ambulance spokesman said. Four of the women, including the three who died, are Spanish. The nationality of the other injured woman is unknown. 'The safety of my fans has always been my top priority and had I known that there was any distress putting people in jeopardy within the venue I would have ended my show immediately,' Aoki said in the statement, adding that he was canceling a subsequent show in Bilbao, Spain, 'out of respect for those who lost their lives and those who are injured.'

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