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What happened at Ghana Party in the Park—and what organisers and police have confirmed
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23 people received medical assistance after a crowd surge at Ghana Party in the Park in London on August 1, with nine assessed by the London Ambulance Service and three taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The confirmed figures from the Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service are that 23 people received assistance, nine were assessed by the London Ambulance Service and three were hospitalised with non-life-threatening injuries.
Ghana Party in the Park 2026, also known as ShattaFest UK, ended abruptly in London on Saturday, August 1, after a small fire near the entrance triggered a crowd surge that left 23 people requiring medical assistance.
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