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02-07-2014, 09:20 AM
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-26079358
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The scene outside a DJ concert in Belfast was "like a disaster zone" according to a charity worker who helped to treat people at the scene.
Dozens of young people, including some very young teenagers, were treated by paramedics for the effects of drugs and alcohol outside the Odyssey Arena.
Joe Hyland, who runs the SOS Bus NI voluntary service, said: "I was dealing with kids with buckets of vomit and they were crying - it was a mess."
At least 17 were taken to hospital.
A police spokesman said a number of young people, "believed to be in excess of 20", were treated inside the venue. He said police enquiries were continuing.
Refused entry
A spokesman for the Odyssey Arena, Adrian Doyle, said: "It is our understanding that a number of patrons arriving to attend a concert by Dutch DJ act Hardwell have required medical attention, having already been intoxicated on their arrival at the complex.
Among those attending the concert was Scott McBride, who said a number of people were being sick as he arrived at the venue.
"Everywhere you looked, you were guaranteed to see someone who was ill," he said.
"One of the guys I saw was sitting in his own vomit against a wall and struggling to keep his eyes straight."
:hehe: :hehe: :hehe: :bow: :bow: :bow: They love a bit of craik eh ? you got to love em..simple life..not even drugs...just buckets of booze.. :hehe:
:hehe: :hehe: :hehe: :bow: :bow: :bow: They love a bit of craik eh ? you got to love em..simple life..not even drugs...just buckets of booze.. :hehe:
The scene outside a DJ concert in Belfast was "like a disaster zone" according to a charity worker who helped to treat people at the scene.
Dozens of young people, including some very young teenagers, were treated by paramedics for the effects of drugs and alcohol outside the Odyssey Arena.
Joe Hyland, who runs the SOS Bus NI voluntary service, said: "I was dealing with kids with buckets of vomit and they were crying - it was a mess."
At least 17 were taken to hospital.
A police spokesman said a number of young people, "believed to be in excess of 20", were treated inside the venue. He said police enquiries were continuing.
Refused entry
A spokesman for the Odyssey Arena, Adrian Doyle, said: "It is our understanding that a number of patrons arriving to attend a concert by Dutch DJ act Hardwell have required medical attention, having already been intoxicated on their arrival at the complex.
Among those attending the concert was Scott McBride, who said a number of people were being sick as he arrived at the venue.
"Everywhere you looked, you were guaranteed to see someone who was ill," he said.
"One of the guys I saw was sitting in his own vomit against a wall and struggling to keep his eyes straight."
:hehe: :hehe: :hehe: :bow: :bow: :bow: They love a bit of craik eh ? you got to love em..simple life..not even drugs...just buckets of booze.. :hehe: