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‘It Was Just Way Overpacked, And There Were No Safety Measures In Place,’ Claims Astroworld Attendee
Travis Scott “superfan,” Billy, says he can no longer support his musical idol after the horror he witnessed at the artist’s Astroworld Festival in Houston. Hundreds were injured, and ten people died since the November 5 event in which throngs of fans pushed toward the stage, crowding, crushing, and trampling others.
“It was a fight for survival,” says Billy, noting that the crowd was “tight,” and there were barricades set up that would prevent people from easily exiting the area near the main stage. “It was just way overpacked, and there were no safety measures in place.”
On Thursday’s episode, “Trampled and Traumatized: Astroworld Aftermath," Dr. Phil speaks with eye-witnesses, survivors, and others who say the Astroworld tragedy could have been prevented.
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A Statement From Festival Organizers And Promoters In The Aftermath Of The Astroworld Mass Casualty Event