Organizers of the Ghana Party in the Park have addressed a significant incident that occurred at the event yesterday.
Law enforcement responded to a gathering in London on Saturday night due to multiple injuries sustained by attendees.
The Metropolitan Police in Barnet confirmed that the Ghana Party in the Park was called off due to overcrowding at the entrance, resulting in several non-life-threatening injuries. Reports of a stabbing were deemed inaccurate, and the public was advised to steer clear of the area.
Subsequently, event organizers released a detailed statement late last night addressing the misconceptions regarding stabbings and fatalities.
Through a Facebook post, the organizers explained that the festival’s closure was solely based on ensuring the safety of all participants, following a major incident that prompted responses from emergency services.
They clarified that no stabbings or deaths occurred as rumored, emphasizing their commitment to prioritizing the safety and well-being of everyone involved in the event.
Expressing gratitude for cooperation during the challenging situation, they wished a speedy recovery to the injured and safe travels for all attendees returning home.
Updates on the incident will be disseminated through official channels as more information becomes available.
A spokesperson from Barnet Council confirmed that the Ghana Party in the Park ended prematurely due to an overcrowding issue causing injuries at the entrance. Authorities are present at the scene, urging the public to avoid the area.
The Mirror has reached out to the Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service for additional comments.
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