It has been noticed that the awful incidents due to mounting stampedes at holy places is swelling like anything. These stampedes mainly occur at the time of some sacred festival. Even more precarious are the stampedes that occur at hilly pilgrimages because these shrines are much more prone to accidents as compared to others, being on an elevation. It is required that government should lay some rules for sacking the uncontrollable mass so as to curb such accidents and tragedies at holy places and shrines. The rules should be regulated to keep a check on the crowd and the number of people entering the place in day. This type of regulation may first be opposed by the pilgrimages but, slowly they will realize that these rules and regulations are for their best of security. There should be a proper entry point and exit routes so that the formation of crowd is almost made impossible. The last stampede that occurred took lives of about hundreds of devotees. The reason that is known is that few young boys jumped over barrier and pushed the mass forward. The floors being greasy on account of devotees breaking coconut there, some devotees slipped and were flattened upon by the swelling crowd. Also, rumors of a bomb going off seem to have added to the horror and many people there died of suffocation including infants as well. This tragedy should be taken as a lesson for the government as well as for the temple caretakers to formulate some rules and regulations to organize the irresistible crowd. This task can be achieved by hiring few proficient professionals who can manage the crowd. The Tempe Electricians can be hired to lay a system to control the lucid entry and exit of people. More than some fixed amount of people should not be allowed to enter the place. Also, Roseville Plumbers can be of great help, as they would make proper arrangements for flow of water and other liquids so as to curtail the floors turning greasy. Along with that North Reading Roofers (Need one? click here!) can be of great assistance for the proper fixation of the roofs of the temples.
