The subsequent cholera epidemic, most likely caused by leaked sewage from a UN camp, was also blamed by some on vodouisants, triggering mobs to murder dozens across the country.
In India, for example, fake rumors have reportedly triggered mob attacks that resulted in deaths and injuries.
Greene rebels, triggering a mob war that extends from Cleveland to New York.
Britain has not had a diplomatic presence in Iran since November 2011 when its embassy in Tehran was stormed by a mob, triggering one of the worst crises between the two countries since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
The Hindu party leaders acknowledge that they were present on the day Hindu mobs tore down the mosque, triggering a nationwide melee that killed about 1000 people.
Iran-UK diplomatic relations has been downgraded since November 2011 when the British embassy in Tehran was stormed by a mob which triggered one of the worst crises in the bilateral ties since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
The wait is partly a result of the artists' decision to cap the exhibit's capacity to 10 at a time — a mob would trigger the sensors into shutting off the rain entirely — and by the many visitors who ignore the museum's polite request to limit visits to 10 minutes.
He also has pushed for building a Hindu temple on the site of a mosque destroyed years ago by a mob, which triggered deadly sectarian violence.
A mob of Hindu nationalists destroyed the 16th century mosque in December 1992, triggering riots across the country in which an estimated 3,000 people were killed.
You see, if we project weakness abroad, our adversaries are that much more willing to test us, to question our resolve, and our allies are more hesitant to trust us.Is Mr Ryan really saying that the rage of flag-burning mobs is triggered by American weakness?
