Celebrations involving human-pyramid formations resulted in injuries to participants. Total reported injuries were 22. Most of those hurt were treated and then discharged.
A few participants remained under treatment at hospitals. Details about the incidents are available from government and municipal corporation hospitals.
The number of injured participants is known, but further information about the events can be found through other sources.
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