Ghana Party in the Park organizers have addressed the public after a significant incident occurred at the event yesterday.
Authorities responded to a gathering in London on Saturday evening where multiple individuals sustained injuries due to overcrowding at the entrance. The Metropolitan Police in Barnet confirmed that the Ghana Party in the Park was called off to manage the situation and emphasized that reports of a stabbing were unfounded. They urged the public to steer clear of the area.
The festival coordinators released a detailed statement late last night on their Facebook page to clarify the misconceptions surrounding the alleged stabbing and fatalities. They explained that the festival closure was a precautionary measure taken in consultation with emergency services and safety personnel to ensure the well-being of all attendees.
The organizers reassured that there were no incidents of stabbing or deaths, emphasizing their commitment to the safety of everyone involved. They expressed gratitude for the support and cooperation during the challenging circumstances, wished a speedy recovery to those injured, and a safe journey home for all attendees.
The Barnet Council spokesperson confirmed the premature end of the Ghana Party in the Park event due to entry-related injuries and advised 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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