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Two die after taking ill at Portsmouth Mutiny Festival Two die after taking ill at Portsmouth Mutiny Festival
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Two young people have died after falling ill at a dance music festival in Hampshire.Two young people have died after falling ill at a dance music festival in Hampshire.
An 18-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man died in separate incidents at Mutiny Festival in Portsmouth.An 18-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man died in separate incidents at Mutiny Festival in Portsmouth.
Hampshire Police said the deaths at the festival site in King George V Playing Fields, Cosham, were not being treated as suspicious.Hampshire Police said the deaths at the festival site in King George V Playing Fields, Cosham, were not being treated as suspicious.
Earlier, the festival had issued a "harm prevention alert" apparently warning about the use of drugs.Earlier, the festival had issued a "harm prevention alert" apparently warning about the use of drugs.
The message to festivalgoers described a "dangerous high-strength or bad-batch substance on site".The message to festivalgoers described a "dangerous high-strength or bad-batch substance on site".
Police were alerted to the woman falling ill at the site at 19:10 BST on Saturday, and the man was found collapsed about 20 minutes later. Police were alerted to the woman falling ill at 19:10 BST on Saturday, and the man was found collapsed about 20 minutes later.
Both were taken to the Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth, where they later died.Both were taken to the Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth, where they later died.
Organisers said on social media that they were "devastated" about the deaths.Organisers said on social media that they were "devastated" about the deaths.
In a statement, Hampshire Police said: "The deaths are being treated as separate incidents at this stage. They are not being treated as suspicious but inquiries are being made to determine the circumstances of what happened in each case."
The force said next-of-kin had been informed, and relatives were being supported by specialist officers.
Last year, Hampshire Police called for the minimum entry age to the festival to be increased after reports of sex assaults, drug use and fighting.Last year, Hampshire Police called for the minimum entry age to the festival to be increased after reports of sex assaults, drug use and fighting.
The force urged Portsmouth City Council to ban anyone under 18 in an effort to reduce crime.The force urged Portsmouth City Council to ban anyone under 18 in an effort to reduce crime.
It followed reports that children as young as 13 were being allowed to attend.It followed reports that children as young as 13 were being allowed to attend.
Organisers said there had been "revised entry procedures" for this year's event.Organisers said there had been "revised entry procedures" for this year's event.
The two-day festival features artists performing electronic music including drum 'n' bass, garage and hip hop.The two-day festival features artists performing electronic music including drum 'n' bass, garage and hip hop.
Dizzee Rascal, Craig David and Sean Paul are among the big names at the event ending on Sunday.Dizzee Rascal, Craig David and Sean Paul are among the big names at the event ending on Sunday.