Boisterous atmosphere of the audience of a music concert in the city of Duisburg, Germany, ended heartbreaking. At least 18people were killed and 80 others wounded in a concert themedtechno music love and peace, Saturday, July 24, 2010.
Local security authorities are still investigating what caused the riotconcert "Love Parade." However, according to eyewitnesses,dozens of spectators agony, unable to bear coincide or trampledby other spectators.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, deplored the riots. "Young people come to celebrate. But they actually hurt and killed," saidMerkel. "I was so sorry for the suffering they experienced.
Meanwhile, some people criticized the authorities in Duisburgwhich menyedikan only one entrance to the concert. "There is onlyone entrance through a tunnel to bring misfortune. I am very sad,"said Dr. Matthias Roeingh alias. Motte, founder of Love Paradeconcert.
According to German media, the concert could attract the attention of hundreds of thousands of visitors. However, the exact number is unknown.
For the youth of Germany, Love Parade is an annual techno musicconcerts are popular since it was first held in 1989. During theconcert, they dance and prance voice booms accompanied thecreation of music or a DJ techno music arranger.
According to local police, the number of spectators at the afternoon concert was so dense that many people have difficultymoving freely.
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