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What problems are increasing in Hathras?

Every civic news report geolocated to Hathras, classified into an open problem vocabulary, and trended as a share of the city's total coverage.

Summary

The civic picture has shifted from chronic crime toward catastrophic crowd danger. Disasters and emergencies took a bigger slice of the city's news, up 22.3 points, while the stampede killed 121–123 people. Crime became a smaller slice, but deadly public-safety incidents remain the defining concern.

WATCH Watch crowd management, road safety and whether visible prevention follows repeated tragedy.
Full category ledger
CategoryNews ReportedShare Change (points)Action RateFatal Rate
Disasters Emergencies176+22.31.1%92.0%
Public Safety61+3.30.0%63.9%
Accidents Road Safety147+0.80.7%78.9%
Policing Law Enforcement53-0.77.5%1.9%
Human Rights Social42-1.50.0%4.8%
Protest Civil Unrest60-2.00.0%5.0%
Governance Policy65-3.61.5%10.8%
Legal Judicial47-9.025.5%0.0%
Crime Violence1,411-9.615.6%35.2%
Rising sub-problems
ProblemNews ReportedΔpp
Stampede189+23.95
Stampede142+18.00
Stampede43+5.45
Bus Collision16+2.03
Stampede15+1.90
Rape26+0.25
Gang Rape Murder46-0.45
Assault22-0.65
Gangrape Murder23-0.90
Political Protest31-1.10
Receding sub-problems
ProblemNews ReportedΔpp
Homicide629-20.30
Traffic Accident50-6.66
Gang Rape170-5.76
Gangrape140-1.70
Political Protest31-1.10
Gangrape Murder23-0.90
Coverage volume by year
2026: 362017202636
Corroborated fatal events (≥3 news reports agreeing; conflicting tolls merged into a range, never summed)
Coverage MonthEvent TypeDeaths ReportedCorroborating News Reports
2024-07Stampede121–12378
2025-01Stampede12114

2,062 pieces of news reported · deaths shown only for corroborated events, never summed

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