Five people pass away from heatstroke following an IAF air display at the marina.

On Sunday, the program was viewed by about 15 lakh people. large group of people watching the Sunday air display at Marina Beach About 15 lakh spectators saw the amazing success of the IAF Air display at the Marina, however at the end of the display, two individuals were admitted to the hospital and five people died, while about 100 people had outpatient treatment at the government hospitals. As early as 8 a.m., hundreds of people began to swarm Marina. People flocked to the beach to see the display, packing the buses, trains, and Metro for hours at a time. Before long, the famous beach was clogged with traffic, and visitors had to walk a great distance to reach the marina. Many had arrived with water and umbrellas in hand to shield themselves from the intense sun, following the advise. Thousands more had arrived unprepared as well. A senior police officer stated that five people who had come to see the air show fainted and died on Sunday afternoon after the event ended, when the crowd was enthralled by the numerous planes and their aerobatic skills. V. Karthikeyan, 34, of Thiruvottiyur's RMV Nagar neighborhood, had driven a two-wheeler with his wife and two-year-old son to the air show, according to the police. Following the occurrence, Karthikeyan passed out in the vicinity of the INS Adyar main gate while they were strolling down Rajaji Road. After being sent to the Rajiv Gandhi Government Hospital (RGGH), he was declared dead. In a another incidence, D. John, 56, a resident of Korukkupet, passed out next to the Parthasarathy arch on Kamarajar Salai. He had come for the air show with his wife Elisamma and nephew. At the same location, Srinivasan from Perungalathur passed out as well. According to the police, both were taken in an ambulance to the Government Omandurar Multispeciality hospital, but to no avail. On the Marina's dunes, a second gentleman in his late thirtys was discovered deceased. He was recognized by the police as Dinesh Kumar, and a post-mortem would be conducted on his body at Government Royapettah Hospital. Due to dizziness, around 100 patients were hospitalized to the government hospitals near the Marina. Forty-five patients were treated at the Government Royapettah Hospital, 43 at Omandurar Hospital, and seven at Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital (RGGGH). According to RGGGH Dean E. Therani Rajan, only two patients were admitted; the other patients received outpatient care. One patient was pronounced "dead on arrival" upon arriving at the hospital. The 34-year-old had no known medical conditions, but more details could only be obtained during a post-mortem, according to the Dean. Patients' main complaints were of extreme heat, humidity, and giddiness. "We received 43 complaints of giddiness from the same person. Increased temperature impairs the hypothalamus's ability to operate. The same is true for systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS), which impairs key organ function. According to Dr. Therani Rajan, some persons have arrhythmia, or abnormal heartbeats, which can result in cardiac arrest and even death. long though the audience was well-behaved and under control, thousands of people remained stranded for several hours long after the event ended because the public transportation systems malfunctioned. Many in the throng also expressed dissatisfaction with the government for failing to plan for facilities, particularly clean drinking water, for the sizable gathering.