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From sadness to chaos
The consequences of Argentina’s loss of the 2026 World Cup title were not limited to the disappointment inside the green rectangle, but spread to the streets and squares across the country, where the gatherings of fans who came out to welcome the players turned into tragic scenes that resulted in deaths and dozens of injuries, in addition to the air force flare-up.
And according to what you mentioned newspaper”Brand:“SpanishThree people died as a result of separate incidents that took place during gatherings in Argentina after Spain’s loss to Spain (1-0) in the World Cup final held at the MetLife Stadium in the American state of New Jersey.
Despite the bitterness of the defeat, tens of thousands of Argentinians took to the streets in various cities to support their team and praise what it did during its journey in the tournament, but in some places the celebrations turned into tragedies and unfortunate events.
A 45-year-old woman in Rosario, Santa Fe, died after she fell from the box of a pickup truck she was traveling in during a holiday parade.
It is reported that the victim, Erika Silvana M., fell on the road and suffered a severe head injury, and died at the scene of the accident.
In the city of Neuquen, one person died and three others were seriously injured after fireworks suddenly exploded during a gathering of fans after the end of the march.
Local police said fireworks exploded near a group of people and the injured were taken to hospital for treatment, while authorities launched an investigation to find out the circumstances and causes of the accident.
A 67-year-old man died after suffering a heart attack while watching the Argentina-Spain final match on TV in the capital city of Buenos Aires.
Emergency crews also dealt with a number of other medical cases, as an 88-year-old man suffered a heart attack in the capital’s Kapaiito district and paramedics were able to resuscitate him before being taken to hospital, while a 72-year-old man was taken to another hospital after suffering breathing difficulties.
According to the authorities, about 20 people were injured during the gatherings, which were held after the second place of the Argentine national team in the tournament.
Among the injured is a 47-year-old man who fell from a height of about four meters near the 9th street of Calle de Julio, as a result of which his leg was broken and dislocated.
Emergency Medical Service officials (SAME) said they also treated a number of people who suffered minor injuries in the stampede around the giant screens set up to watch the final game, in addition to two youths who suffered from alcohol poisoning.
Security forces arrested at least 12 people during events in the capital Buenos Aires after fans gathered at a monument in the city to show their support for the national team after losing the final.
Police intervention to disperse the crowd led to clashes with groups of fans who threw bottles and other objects at security forces, and police responded by using rubber bullets and tear gas to control the situation.
