Strong winds in Spain collapse concert stage
A video posted on Twitter shows music concert goers quickly evacuating from a music festival in Spain after strong winds caused the stage to collapse.
Part of a temporary concert stage collapsed in strong wind Saturday at an outdoor music festival in eastern Spain, killing one person and injuring dozens of others, regional authorities said.
Emergency services for the Valencia region said a "strong gust of wind" knocked off parts of the Medusa Festival stage structure at around 4 a.m. local time. About 40 people needed to be taken to the hospital, including three with serious injuries.
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"We are completely devastated and saddened at what happened this morning," organizers said on the festival's Facebook page.
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The Medusa Festival is a six-day electronic music festival in Cullera, Spain.
Organizers of the music festival said in a statement that they had ordered the concert grounds cleared when the wind intensified.
Videos posted on social media show strong winds as large crowds of festival attendees were evacuated.
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"This is a terrible accident that has stunned us all," Valencia’s regional president, Ximo Puig, wrote on Twitter.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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