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In Turkey, at least two people died after a techno party

At least two people have died after feeling their condition worsen at the Unreal x Jeton concert at the Congress Center in Istanbul. It's written ...

In Turkey, at least two people died after a techno party

At least two people have died after feeling their condition worsen at the Unreal x Jeton concert at the Congress Center in Istanbul. It's from sb.by.

Illustrative photo by Pixabay
Illustrative photo by Pixabay

As TASS notes with reference to the NTV channel, three people were hospitalized due to illness at the concert, which was attended by about 5 thousand people. Two died after delivery to the hospital, another is under the supervision of doctors, his condition is assessed as serious.

According to the channel, the event was stopped before the scheduled time, and visitors were evacuated. The police are investigating the circumstances of the incident.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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