Paramedics took a total of 27 people to the hospital, many of them needing treatment for dehydration, but there have been no deaths reported, Baltimore City Fire Department spokesperson Sam Johnson told WJZ.
In light of the medical woes, organizers posted an emergency statement on the festival’s website reminding people to drink plenty of water and vowing to ramp up staffing levels to make sure there’s a safe environment at the venue. Empty water bottles and pouches, which are allowed, can be filled on site.
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95 degrees, packed in like sardines, jumping to the music, somebody was going to go down.
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