内容摘要：Although FMD is not generally considered a threat to human health, it can be lethal for animals and the outbreak has diminished people’s enthusiasm for sacrifice. The country’s religious affairs ministry has told Muslims they should not force themselves to sacrifice cattle during the outbreak.

Although FMD is not generally considered a threat to human health, it can be lethal for animals and the outbreak has diminished people’s enthusiasm for sacrifice. The country’s religious affairs ministry has told Muslims they should not force themselves to sacrifice cattle during the outbreak.

“Who cares about the people’s loss?” he asked.Cricket is followed by hundreds of millions of people in India, where it draws record television and digital viewership. For decades, it has also been a crucial part of India’s global brand. For many fans, catching a glimpse of their favorite cricketer is no less than a dream come true, even if it means risking their lives.

Karnataka state’s Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, who only uses one name, said at least 200,000 cricket fans were out on the city streets on Wednesday, at least four times more than what authorities had expected. His deputy, D.K. Shivakumar, said that 5,000 police officers had been deployed to provide security, but the “young, vibrant crowd” grew “uncontrollable.”“This tragedy has overshadowed the joy of the victory,” he said on social platform X.The incident has since turned into a political tug-of-war, with opposition parties raising questions about hasty arrangements. India’s cricket management authorities have said they did not know who planned the event and that players inside the stadium were not aware of the crush until they began receiving phone calls.

Meanwhile, India’s top cricketers and franchise teams have shared their condolences. The tournament’s biggest star player, Virat Kohli, wrote on Instagram: “At a loss for words. Absolutely gutted.”Families of the victims are grappling with a sense of disbelief and anger as to how a scene of celebration spiraled into a tragedy.

Divyanshi’s father said authorities should have prepared better so that lives lost could have been saved.

“It’s the parents who will suffer now,” he said.No one disputes that Patterson, 50, served death cap mushrooms to her guests for lunch in the rural town of Leongatha, but she says she did it unknowingly.

Patterson said Wednesday she splurged on expensive ingredients and researched ideas to find “something special” to serve. She deviated from her chosen recipe to improve the “bland” flavor, she said.She believed she was adding dried fungi bought from an Asian supermarket from a container in her pantry, she told the court.

“Now I think that there was a possibility that there were foraged ones in there as well,” she told her lawyer, Colin Mandy. Patterson had foraged wild mushrooms for years, she told the court Tuesday, and had put some in her pantry weeks before the deaths.Patterson, who formally separated from her husband Simon Patterson in 2015, said she felt “hurt” when Simon told her the night before the lunch that he “wasn’t comfortable” attending.