Nine people pass away in Kumasi stampede during the Eid celebrations

Nine individuals have passed on in Ghana's second city,

Kumasi, taking after a charge at a gathering to stamp

the end of Ramadan, a nearby authority has said.

The harmed were taken to an adjacent doctor's facility and

one individual is in a basic condition, Happiness FM

reports.

There are clashing reports of the reason for

Wednesday night's rush.

One onlooker is cited as saying that a force

cut created alarm and the pulverize happened as

individuals raced to leave the venue.

Another said that the lights went out toward the end

of the gathering however individuals were not able get out

since the ways to the group focus

were bolted.

The leader of a Kumasi neighborhood government

gathering, Nurudeen Hamidan, said the police

are currently attempting to work out what happened,

reports the AFP news office.

BBC Ghana journalist Thomas Naadi says

that the main imam in the region, Shiekh Abdul

Moman, communicated worry that Muslims had not

paid attention to calls to show limitation amid the

celebrations.

Muslims observed Eid al-Fitr on Wednesday,

denoting the end of the month-long Ramadan

quick.