Thousands flock to French military site for illegal rave, authorities warn of unexploded mortars
Summary
Thousands of people gathered for an illegal rave at a military site near Bourges, France, despite warnings about unexploded old artillery shells at the location. French authorities deployed police and firefighters to manage safety and reduce problems for local residents during the event.Key Facts
- An illegal rave took place at a military site near Bourges in central France.
- Organisers expected around 30,000 attendees from France and nearby countries.
- The site is dangerous because it may contain unexploded old artillery shells left from 150 years of military use.
- Authorities warned people to avoid the woods where these shells might be.
- About 600 police officers and 45 firefighters were sent to the site to maintain order and safety.
- No serious incidents were reported, but some people received minor injuries.
- The event was also seen by some participants as a protest against stricter laws on illegal techno parties.
- Local residents prepared for noise and disruption during the rave.
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