Who authorized the concert held in a parking garage?

Yes, you read that correctly.

How did you manage to pack 5,000 people into a concert held in a parking garage?

Who authorized the concert held at the Istanbul Congress Center to take place three levels underground, in the Istanbul Congress Center's parking garage?

The 3,000 TL tickets for the Unreal x Jeton concert stated the venue as the Istanbul Congress Center. 

It did not say parking garage.

How did you authorize a concert where young people were led three levels down those narrow stairs, resulting in 2 deaths and 1 person in a coma?

What if a major fire or a stampede had broken out in that parking garage you call a concert venue? 

How were you going to evacuate those 5,000 young people?

Those young people were truly lucky to be alive.

I cannot wrap my head around this.

How do I know this concert was held in a parking garage three levels underground? 

My 21-year-old nephew was there with his friends. 

That is how I know.

The concert, which started at 9:00 PM, was supposed to end at 4:00 AM. 

The concert had to end at 3:00 AM after 3 young people who fell ill were rushed to the hospital.

The 5,000 people who attended the concert had to exit through those same narrow parking garage stairs. 

Inside, almost everything was permitted, except for smoking. 

Alcohol was served throughout the concert. Not for free, of course, but for a price. 

Do you think it is possible for drugs not to be present at such a concert?

And when you mix drugs with alcohol, the result is clear. 

Death.

The results I found when researching those who make and listen to this music are quite interesting.

Yes, groups that make this type of music are called underground groups. 

They play hard techno music underground.

Because the volume level is far above the music we listen to.

We normal people listen to music at concerts at a maximum speed of 90 bpm (beats per minute). 

The music of those who make underground music starts at a minimum of 130 bpm and goes up to 180 bpm. 

That is why, if you consider that these young people, who listen to music nearly twice as loud as normal people, also take alcohol and drugs on top of that, you can calculate for yourself what state they end up in.

How else could you stay in an enclosed environment with such loud music for 5 hours?

It is already written at the bottom when you buy a ticket to the concert. 

“The event contains visual effects that may disturb patients with photosensitive epilepsy.”

It is not just the volume of the music, but the lights, the visual effects, and as I said, the alcohol and drugs on top of that. 

You imagine the state of the young people there. 

We only know about the 2 people who died and the 1 person in a coma at that concert. 

We are not even counting those who went into alcohol-induced comas and were taken to hospitals without being officially recorded.

I do not understand why such concerts are not inspected while all nightclubs in Istanbul are under inspection and most are closed.

I also have a word for the families.

Pay attention to where your child is going and who they are going with.

Take a look…

The outside world is truly a very bad place…

Faik Erdemli