Singaporean Chua Wen Hu was one of three people who collapsed and died last weekend at the A State of Trance Festival in Jakarta.
According to Jakarta police, the remains of the 26-year-old, as well as that of two Indonesian teenagers, have been submitted for autopsies.
Witnesses say they saw the victims take drugs before attending the event at Ancol Beach, which featured a lineup of international DJs like Paul Van Dyk and Armin van Buuren, who was promoting his A State of Trance label.
Incidentally, the six people who had died that same weekend during the Future Music Festival Asia in Kuala Lumpur are also believed to have collapsed during his trance set.
Police did not reveal what drugs were taken during the event. One person was apprehended for drug possession, but it was not determined if this had any connection to the three deaths.
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Source: Jakarta Globe
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Singaporean Chua Wen Hu was one of three people who collapsed and died last weekend at the A State of Trance Festival in Jakarta.
According to Jakarta police, the remains of the 26-year-old, as well as that of two Indonesian teenagers, have been submitted for autopsies.
Witnesses say they saw the victims take drugs before attending the event at Ancol Beach, which featured a lineup of international DJs like Paul Van Dyk and Armin van Buuren, who was promoting his A State of Trance label.
Incidentally, the six people who had died that same weekend during the Future Music Festival Asia in Kuala Lumpur are also believed to have collapsed during his trance set.
Police did not reveal what drugs were taken during the event. One person was apprehended for drug possession, but it was not determined if this had any connection to the three deaths.
Photo: Spin.com
Source: Jakarta Globe
Read Also: Designer drug stronger than 'Ecstasy' believed to have caused deaths at FMFA, two Singaporeans in critical condition