overcrowding
Britishnoun
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Since 2023, Lincoln Christmas market has been closed because of overcrowding concerns.
From BBC
Macron also said the Mona Lisa would be moved to a new space to deal with overcrowding.
From BBC
The newly sanctioned apartments in Culver City are modeled on Seattle’s ordinance with fire prevention in mind: The unit count is capped, minimizing the chances of overcrowding in the stairwell.
From Los Angeles Times
After noting conditions consistent with overcrowding and heavy alcohol consumption, authorities issued a civil notice violation relating to public nuisances involving loud and unruly gatherings.
From Los Angeles Times
Prosecutors allege that licences for the club were issued unlawfully, inspections were not carried out and overcrowding was allowed at the venue.
From BBC
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