The health minister confirmed one death and said three people are in a critical condition. At least 60 people were injured, and the football club expressed its condolences.

The club said the incident was not caused by a wall collapse. They explained that it was not related to the stadium's structure.

A fire chief also said the incident was not due to a broken wall. He said no structure was affected and there were no collapsed walls.

The football league will work with clubs and authorities to promote safe environments at stadiums.

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The Ministry of Health sent medical units to help the injured. They worked with the fire department to provide care.

Sixty people were recorded as injured and are being treated. Three of them were taken to a hospital.

Hospitals are on alert in case more injured people arrive. The health authorities are monitoring the situation and coordinating the response.

The match will now be played at a different stadium on Sunday morning.