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A number of young people have been treated for drugs and alcohol related illnesses at a DJ Hardwell gig at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast.
The BBC reports that the Northern Ireland ambulance service has declared the scene a 'major incident', with several ambulances and a doctor treating those involved at the scene.
A source at the scene tells Gigwise that emergency services were called when St John's Ambulance at the Odyssey Arena were overwhelmed by the number of unwell audience members, with more than six ambulances attending the scene.
"Belfast, are you ready to party?" Hardwell asked his followers on Facebook earlier today, when announcing additional tickets for tonight's show.
Reports suggest that up to 60 people have been treated at the venue with Twitter users criticising drug dealers at the event. Several people have shared details on social media, but as yet, nothing further has been confirmed by the authorities.
Odyssey Arena tells Sky News that Hardwell concert still ongoing after around 60 teenagers being treated for drink and drugs outside
— AdamParkerSky (@adamparkersky) February 6, 2014
Over 60 ppl being treated for drink & drugs at Hardwell tonight. disgusted get the drug dealers OUT!!!! #belfast #odyssey.hope everyone ok x
— Laura Maguire (@1989maguire) February 6, 2014
Hardwell gig at the #Odyssey sounds like its a right mess. Drugs don't work!
— Mervyn Glasgow (@mervynglasgow) February 6, 2014
Police, ambulances and the media are all outside the odyssey along with a prison van.... All because of Hardwell Concert that is happening!
— Ronan McLoughlin (@RonanMcl1) February 6, 2014
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