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US and Canadian tourists die at music festival

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From Bangkok Post

PHUKET: Two foreign visitors died after attending a world-renowned electric dance music festival in this southern island province on Saturday night.

Both foreigners, an American and a Canadian, passed out at the Electric Daisy Carnival Thailand 2025 music festival in tambon Choeng Thale of Thalang district Saturday night.

According to police, Canadian Sharfaraz Maqbul Ahmed, 28, was brought to Thalang Hospital at 8.50pm on Saturday. On arrival there, he was unconscious but still had a pulse.

Hospital staff then tried to resuscitate him but to no avail. He was pronounced dead at 9.26pm on Saturday.

American Minh Nguyen Quang Phan, 32, was taken from the music festival venue to Thalang Hospital at 11.35pm on Saturday. Resuscitation attempts failed and he was pronounced dead at 12.30am on Sunday.

Police and staff of Thalang Hospital could not immediately identify the cause of the deaths. The bodies had yet to be examined at Vachiraphuket Hospital.

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2942957/foreigners-die-after-after-attending-music-festival-in-phuket
 

  • Guest changed the title to US and Canadian tourists die at music festival

I'm very sure it was not music, no matter haw bat it was , which killed them. And neither was heat. 

Speaking about music , that sad occurrence seems to confirm my long held view that best music is silence.

11 hours ago, vinapu said:

I'm very sure it was not music, no matter haw bat it was , which killed them. And neither was heat. 

Speaking about music , that sad occurrence seems to confirm my long held view that best music is silence.

So your favourite  song is 'sound of 'silence', or '4'33" by John Cage. A lot of different  interpretations of the latter piece!

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