Four people rushed to hospital after 1,000 people party at illegal rave on industrial site
FOUR people have been rushed to hospital after an illegal rave that attracted over 1,000 revellers to a Welsh industrial estate.
The gathering in Margram, Wales, saw people travel for up to 200 miles to attend and the police having to get involved.Credit: MEDIA WALES South Wales Police confirmed that three people had been hospitalised and later confirmed that a fourth had joined them.The force also issued an order to disperse the crowd in the early hours of Easter Sunday morning, but hundreds remained on the site the next day.
The road leading to the industrial estate was closed off while the "unlicensed music event" was broken up, according to
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