n. The venue was certainly no place to hold a rave with 3,500 people, and police officials also referred the venue as a 'firetrap'. "Driving raves underground is dangerous. Remember, Allan Ho's death occurred in a place that was not licensed." (Chow, 2000). Since there are no regulations for raves when they are held underground, promoters normally risk the safety of everyone else by shutting off running water and charging up to $5 per bottle of water. Underground raves are always held in a mystery location that is normally not disclosed until hours before the event (Wier, 2000). Promoters do this to deter police surveillance, and the
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