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There's a video of this on YouTube from someone who was filming the concert. It's crazy how quickly things got out of hand. Chilling stuff.
wow.
There's a video of this on YouTube from someone who was filming the concert. It's crazy how quickly things got out of hand. Chilling stuff.
Apparently a few people were blocked at the start but once security realized there was a fire going on everyone was free to go.
I mean it's tragic but I can't completely blame the guys, if someone tries to exit with an unpaid tab saying there's a fire and you're not seeing or smelling anything, it's dodgy, specially since fucking brazilians are always trying to pull shit like that. In some way this shitty culture of always trying to take advantage of things is to blame.
They're not a third world country. The US had a nightclub fire a decade ago that cost the lives of 100 people. It was because of the lax safety regulations on pyrotechnics that lead to the fire.
Brazil is far from a third world country. Stop being ignorant.
1) I've never read anywhere the station did not have a permit, or had an expired one.
2) It had four exits, not one.
3) People were charged and convicted for that fire. No one will be convicted for this one. If, big if, they are they won't be in jail for more than a few months, maybe they'll just get some community service.
There's a video of this on YouTube from someone who was filming the concert. It's crazy how quickly things got out of hand. Chilling stuff.
1) I've never read anywhere the station did not have a permit, or had an expired one.
2) It had four exits, not one.
3) People were charged and convicted for that fire. No one will be convicted for this one. If, big if, they are they won't be in jail for more than a few months, maybe they'll just get some community service.
Tell us more about the future, oracle.
The screams in this video is the stuff of nightmares.
The worst part is at 6:25,because if you look to the right you can see people being burnt alive at the entrance of the night club
I was talking to a friend about this earlier, since we see a fair amount of concerts. I dont think I'd leave, but I will certainly be moving towards the front door and scouting for emergency exits. Just in case. I mean, this sort of concert/event happens 10,000x each day the world over, so an event like this is relatively rare. Leaving might be safe, but also maybe a bit of an overreaction, kinda like how some people refuse to fly because of airplane crashes they've heard about.Very very sad. If I ever saw pyrotechnics being used inside a club, I would leave immediately. Fireworks indoors is just a recipe for disaster.
Yea, that sounds more reasonable. Some people I think were judging too quickly. No way they shut the doors on people with the realization that the place was going up in flames. Hell, they've got themselves to worry about as well, ya know?This has been overblown I think. The DJ said the bouncers held back for a few seconds until they understood what was going on.
The worst part is at 6:25,because if you look to the right you can see people being burnt alive at the entrance of the night club
The guy running out all in flames is creepy as hell.
Man, that was fucking sad. There are clubs here on my state (Maranhão) on the same condition... I'm sure people here in Brazil will start to make sure some clubs get closed.
Does the band that start the fire survive?
I mean how idiotic can you be to launch a pyrotechnic like that in the middle of band performance inside a packed building? Idiots!
I think one of them died, the guitarist? There was an exit right next to the stage.Does the band that start the fire survive?
I mean how idiotic can you be to launch a pyrotechnic like that in the middle of band performance inside a packed building? Idiots!
The worst part is at 6:25,because if you look to the right you can see people being burnt alive at the entrance of the night club
I doubt that. Knowing our government.
I think one of them died, the guitarist? There was an exit right next to the stage.
I doubt that. Knowing our government.
Brazil is far from a third world country. Stop being ignorant.
The accordionist guy died.
I think one of them died, the guitarist? There was an exit right next to the stage.
So hey, this is depressing. A list of the dead with pictures and even profiles.
http://g1.globo.com/rs/rio-grande-d...cendio-em-casa-noturna-em-santa-maria-rs.html
Translated: http://translate.google.com.br/tran...m-casa-noturna-em-santa-maria-rs.html&act=url
So many young lives lost. This is just wrong, man.
The people were told by bouncers that the exit was for band use only.The worst part about the Station club tragedy was that there was an exit right next to the stage that no one besides the band used to get out the building. Everyone just immediately ran towards the two main entrances/exits. It happened so quickly that I guess people either didn't know the other exit was there or couldn't find it.
Edit: I see this has already been brought up. My bad.
The people were told by bouncers that the exit was for band use only.
So they had no choice, but to head towards the entrance. Once people fell and jammed in the clubs main entrance, the fate of all behind them was sealed.
This woman talked about in an interview I watched. Said that she and her fiancee were turned away from the exit. They headed for the entance. Fred(fiancee) pushed her towards the front door to try to get her out. She ended up being trampled in the entrance. Baried under a pile of people with multiple third degree burns. How she survived is amazing. Sadly Fred died in the fire after pushing her ahead to save her life.Now I'm a bit confused. LuuKyK stated that the entrance/exit didn't exist and that led to many deaths of people trying to leave via a corridor that was to a restroom.
Anyway, if there was an exit right next to the stage as I have heard multiple times, I don't see how bouncers would have had any influence on people using it once the fire started and panic set in. It's not like people would have been following orders when they think their lives are in danger.
Now I'm a bit confused. LuuKyK stated that the entrance/exit didn't exist and that led to many deaths of people trying to leave via a corridor that was to a restroom.
Anyway, if there was an exit right next to the stage as I have heard multiple times, I don't see how bouncers would have had any influence on people using it once the fire started and panic set in. It's not like people would have been following orders when they think their lives are in danger.
This official who helped in the fire said he found around 180 (of the 235) corpses in the bathroom:
http://g1.globo.com/rs/rio-grande-d...de-180-corpos-de-banheiro-de-boate-no-rs.html (in portuguese)
So yeah, people really thought the bathroom was the exit. I cant even imagine how desperate they must have been when they saw that was not the exit and there was no going back either. I must stop reading about this though, keep making me sad.
No signs. It's just the way the place was set up it seemed that would lead to an emergency exit, and really should have considering four thousand people in the place.I'm confused, why would an emergency exit sign lead to bathrooms? Why would the club owners even do something like that which has ultimately cost lots of lives?
I'm confused, why would an emergency exit sign lead to bathrooms? Why would the club owners even do something like that which has ultimately cost lots of lives?