Festival-goers 'collapsed' and let out screams after long queues saw impatient crowds push through security barriers at a London festival.
A video and photos show barriers being lifted in the air as crowds of t-shirt clad revellers rush past barriers to get in to We Are FSTVL, in Upminster, yesterday.
Witnesses said a lack of wristbands triggered the rush of people running past staff to get into the event, and one man later posted photos of bruises to his leg caused by the crush.
Videos and photos show barriers being lifted in the air as crowds of t-shirt clad revellers rush past barriers to get in to We Are FSTVL, in Upminster
Witnesses said a lack of wristbands triggered the rush of people running past staff to get into the event, and one man later posted photos of bruises to his leg caused by the crush
Hundreds of people who had waited in a three-hour queue are seen in a video pushing through barriers as staff stand by.
Barriers are pushed on the grass amid hoards of people, who then walk across them before carrying on into the attraction, and one man can be hear saying, 'what a joke!'
Lewis Mitchell, 26, told The Sun Online he was injured after being 'stomped on' by a 'stampede'.
He said: 'People had got fed up of waiting and forced the fences open, crushing people underneath.
'I tried to help a girl on the floor and ended up being pushed
