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Pictures: 11 die at Magaya prayer meeting

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 By The NewsDay | Nov. 22, 2014 | 1 Min read
Four children and seven adults including a pregnant woman died during a stampede at Mbizo Stadium in Kwekwe on Thursday night as an estimated crowd of 30 000 congregants attempted to leave the venue of a just-ended Prophetic healing and Deliverance Ministries service led by Walter Magaya.

Four children and seven adults including a pregnant woman died during a stampede at Mbizo Stadium in Kwekwe on Thursday night as an estimated crowd of 30 000 congregants attempted to leave the venue of a just-ended Prophetic healing and Deliverance Ministries service led by Walter Magaya.

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Part of the estimated 30 000 congregants that attended the Kwekwe Crusade.
Part of the estimated 30 000 congregants that attended the Kwekwe Crusade.
Walter Magaya addressing the crowd on Thursday night before the disaster.
Walter Magaya addressing the crowd on Thursday night before the disaster.
A woman pushes a man on a wheelchair at the scene of the disaster.
A woman pushes a man on a wheelchair at the scene of the disaster.
People mill around the staium after the disaster.
People mill around the staium after the disaster.
Rumble from the disaster is seen as people mill around the scene of the disaster.
Rubble from the disaster is seen as people mill around the scene of the disaster.
Rumble from the disaster is seen as people mill around the scene of the disaster.
Rubble from the disaster is seen as people mill around the scene of the disaster.
People mill around the scene of the disaster.
People mill around the scene of the disaster.
Kwekwe hospital employees transport bodies from the disaster to the mortuary.
Kwekwe hospital employees transport bodies from the disaster to the mortuary.

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