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,

The air show commenced at 11 am and concluded at 1 pm. However, numerous attendees assembled as early as 8 am to secure prime viewing locations, enduring the scorching sun. Prior to the show's commencement,

IAF Chennai airshow claimed lives of 5 spectators and hundreds were admitted to the hospital after suffering dehydration and heatstroke. Know the details.

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.

The high-octane Chennai airshow at Marina Beach turned tragic on Sunday when around 5 people died and 300 were hospitalised at the IAF's 92 anniversary celebrations

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.

Due to severe heat during an airshow in Chennai, five people died from heat-related illnesses, and seven were hospitalized for dehydration. The event saw a turnout of 15 lakh spectators. Despite the efforts of the Indian Air Force and local authorities,

At least five spectators were killed and nearly 100 were hospitalised due to dehydration at the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) airshow at Chennai’s Marina Beach on Sunday. The airshow, which was supposed to be an exciting demonstration of the Indian Air Force's flying skills,