The 'Rave the Planet' parade in Berlin attracted 200,000 participants, but nearly 400 needed medical attention and 69 were hospitalized.
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Sunday's 'Rave the Planet' event in Berlin drew an estimated 200,000 people demanding the protection of Berlin's UNESCO-recognized club scene. Although authorities said the event was peaceful, nearly 400 participants required medical attention and 69 were taken to hospital, 13 of them in critical condition. The parade was initiated by Dr. Motte, one of the founders of the 'Love Parade', a renowned festival that was canceled after a tragic incident in 2010.
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Val de intoxicații la parada „Rave the Planet” în Berlin: 69 spitalizați, 13 în stare critică, aproape 400 au primit îngrijiri medicale
Video Val de spitalizări în timpul unui festival celebru din Berlin. Cel puțin 13 oameni sunt în stare critică
Cel puțin 13 persoane sunt în stare critică după festivalul techno „Rave the Planet” din Berlin
Parada techno din Berlin, cu 200.000 de oameni, s-a încheiat cu 13 răniți grav
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