3 teenage girls taken to hospital after stampede in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Police steer pedestrian traffic on a jam-packed Takeshita Street in Tokyo's popular Harajuku shopping district, after a street stampede on March 26, 2010. The stampede, apparently triggered by rumors that some celebrities were in the area, caused three teenage girls to be taken to the hospital.

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