At least five people died of heat exhaustion and over 90 were hospitalised on Sunday after an estimated 15 lakh turned up to watch a brilliant show by the Indian Air Force coinciding with its 92nd anniversary, at the world's second-longest beach - the Marina.
The capital city was gridlocked by the attendant traffic congestion and the metro rail stations were choked with people who were returning from the air show.
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