Ghana Party in the Park organizers have addressed a significant incident that occurred at the event yesterday. Authorities were summoned to a festival in London on Saturday evening due to multiple injuries sustained by attendees.
The Metropolitan Police in Barnet clarified that an overcrowding situation at the entrance of Copthall Playing Fields led to non-life-threatening injuries, dispelling rumors of a stabbing. The festival was subsequently called off for safety reasons.
In a late-night statement shared on Facebook, the event coordinators explained that the festival closure was a precautionary measure following a major incident requiring responses from the London Ambulance Service and the London Fire Brigade. They emphasized that no stabbings or fatalities occurred, prioritizing the well-being of all involved.
Expressing gratitude for cooperation during the challenging circumstances, the organizers wished a prompt recovery to those injured and a safe journey home. Updates will be communicated through official channels as more information unfolds.
Barnet Council’s spokesperson confirmed the premature end of the event due to entrance overcrowding and reiterated the need to avoid the area while authorities address the situation. The Mirror has reached out to the Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service for additional insights.
