New Year's Day celebrations took a deadly turn early Tuesday in
Abidjan, Ivory Coast, when a stampede following a fireworks show
killed dozens of people, most of them children, according to a
fire department official.  At least 60 people were killed and
more than 200 injured after the early-morning fireworks display
turned into a panicked stampede near the 65,000-capacity Felix
Houphouet Boigny Stadium in Ivory Coast's commercial centre,
reports say.  The majority of those killed were between eight
and 15 years old, said Col. Issa Sako, of the fire department
rescue team.   Thousands gathered at the stadium to see the
fireworks, and after the display, the crowds moved out onto the
Boulevard de la Republic by the Hotel Tiama, said Sako, on Ivory
Coast state television.  Government investigating cause   BBC
reports 60 deaths, while The Associated Press puts the death
toll at 61. But the number of dead is expected to rise, reports
say.  The cause is unknown, with mixed reports about what
sparked the deadly stamp