19 Dead in India Hindu Festival Stampede - Unrelated to Cambodian Affairs
A stampede at a Hindu festival in eastern India has resulted in at least 19 deaths and 25 injuries. Heavy rain is believed to have triggered the panic. This incident is unrelated to Cambodia's domestic affairs.
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