Two men have died after attending Listen Out and Knockout festival
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Two men in their 20s at the two music festivals in Sydney. According to The Daily Telegraph, he collected the Olympic Olydoor Festival yesterday at the Olympic Park and then Concorde Hospital. A listening participant collapsed at a Chippendale hotel before he was taken to ST Vincents Hospital, where he yesterday. Autopsies will be performed to determine the causes of death that is not yet known. The NSW police stressed two expressions, emphasizing that death has not occurred since then. “Officers of the Auburn Police Region Command, Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney Olympic Boulevard, almost before 1 o'clock NSW ambulance medical staff responded to a man. “The detectives started an investigation and they will prepare a report for coronary knowledge,” he said. “After a man's death, he was called to the Hospital of St Vincent today . “The 21 -year -old man was treated after being transferred to the hospital where he by NSW ambulance in a hotel in Sydney, Sydney, George Street. In the second statement, "Detectives from the Sydney City Police Region Command began an investigation and will prepare a report for Coroner's information," he said. The Listen Festival was greeted with a heavy police with police dogs. Listening took place yesterday in Sydney's Centennial Park. Listening and knockout Festival last year was investigated 18 hospitals Last year, the knockout Outdoor Festival, which had more than 44,000 participation, saw that most of them were taken to hospital for 12 suspected doses of drugs. In addition, listening to 2022, more than 20,000 people entered the festival area and six were taken to hospital. Earlier this year, a 26 -year -old Commonwealth Bank employee at Sydney's transmission festival, a suspicious overdose. According the police, more than 130 people were treated at the transmission festival in February, where various complaints are thought to be related drug use and heat depletion. "NSW ambulance medical officials were transferred to hospitals for more treatment by medical staff, at least 12 people were transferred to hospitals, seven of these patients required intubation," he said. Coronal investigation recommended pill test Between December 2017 and January 2019, a coronal investigation took place after six people at the NSW music festivals. Six people, Alex Ross-King, 19, Joshua Tam, 22, Callum Brosnan, 21, Diana Nguyen, 21, Joseph Pham, 23 and Nathan Tran, 18, all them in festivals or immediately after NSW, Die, including knockerBoth of them are HARDStyle United events, Circuz and Noric Games Destiny. The investigation found that MDMA was a “main daily factor ve in each of the drug -related deaths, and suggested that the medically controlled drug test be performed at NSW music festivals. The investigation also suggested that report has a connection between reception panic intake or l or anal gaps, and personal use of drugs specified and r
Two men in their 20s at the two music festivals in Sydney. According to The Daily Telegraph, he collected the Olympic Olydoor Festival yesterday at the Olympic Park and then Concorde Hospital. A listening participant collapsed at a Chippendale hotel before he was taken to ST Vincents Hospital, where he yesterday. Autopsies will be performed to determine the causes of death that is not yet known. The NSW police stressed two expressions, emphasizing that death has not occurred since then. “Officers of the Auburn Police Region Command, Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney Olympic Boulevard, almost before 1 o'clock NSW ambulance medical staff responded to a man. “The detectives started an investigation and they will prepare a report for coronary knowledge,” he said. “After a man's death, he was called to the Hospital of St Vincent today . “The 21 -year -old man was treated after being transferred to the hospital where he by NSW ambulance in a hotel in Sydney, Sydney, George Street. In the second statement, "Detectives from the Sydney City Police Region Command began an investigation and will prepare a report for Coroner's information," he said. The Listen Festival was greeted with a heavy police with police dogs. Listening took place yesterday in Sydney's Centennial Park. Listening and knockout Festival last year was investigated 18 hospitals Last year, the knockout Outdoor Festival, which had more than 44,000 participation, saw that most of them were taken to hospital for 12 suspected doses of drugs. In addition, listening to 2022, more than 20,000 people entered the festival area and six were taken to hospital. Earlier this year, a 26 -year -old Commonwealth Bank employee at Sydney's transmission festival, a suspicious overdose. According the police, more than 130 people were treated at the transmission festival in February, where various complaints are thought to be related drug use and heat depletion. "NSW ambulance medical officials were transferred to hospitals for more treatment by medical staff, at least 12 people were transferred to hospitals, seven of these patients required intubation," he said. Coronal investigation recommended pill test Between December 2017 and January 2019, a coronal investigation took place after six people at the NSW music festivals. Six people, Alex Ross-King, 19, Joshua Tam, 22, Callum Brosnan, 21, Diana Nguyen, 21, Joseph Pham, 23 and Nathan Tran, 18, all them in festivals or immediately after NSW, Die, including knockerBoth of them are HARDStyle United events, Circuz and Noric Games Destiny. The investigation found that MDMA was a “main daily factor ve in each of the drug -related deaths, and suggested that the medically controlled drug test be performed at NSW music festivals. The investigation also suggested that report has a connection between reception panic intake or l or anal gaps, and personal use of drugs specified and r