Astroworld

On November 5, 2021, a catastrophic crowd crush occurred on the opening night of the 2021 Astroworld Festival, which was founded by American rapper Travis Scott and held at NRG Park in Houston, Texas. On the night of the event, eight people died, and two more died in the hospital in the days that followed. This was a concerning stampede, given that COVID-19 was still at its peak during this period. Have we not yet understood social distancing? How will we be able to escape such a stampede, given that the majority of humans will likely panic initially and have their problem-solving skills impaired by their emotions?

Zigzag walking. I agree that this can be useful in crowded places. First of all, this would improve your thinking. It will try to organize your thoughts. Second, this can speed you up in such circumstances, in such slopes where you have several blockages that prevent you from possibly walking straight towards the exit.

The concept of zigzag movements is very beneficial. But can everyone in a stampede perform this action simultaneously? I believe we should adopt the motion to standby. Use potential energy.

Standing does not produce as much potential energy as zigzag walking. A stampede may be influenced by a burning fire that has spread, as well as other issues. Would you be able to maintain your composure during such fatal events?

Awareness would form the optimal option. Go swiftly to a less crowded area. This can serve to both protect you and alleviate pressure on others. The force you will feel in a crowd, particularly if you are in the middle or at the end, will most likely originate from those in the front line. It indicates that the waves of such motions were conveyed, most likely as a signal to depart. Don't attempt to fight this force. Instead, accelerate away and rely on your instincts for guidance.