Coronavirus: Rave advertised on Instagram probed
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![An estimated 3,000 people have been at the event in the Dulais Valley in Neath Port Talbot](https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cpsprodpb/BBEC/production/_114180184_banwen2-nc.png.jpg)
Organisers were fined after a similar event in Neath Port Talbot in September
A rave at a manor house in north Wales has been advertised on Instagram, prompting an investigation.
Tickets were offered at £25 each and organisers said they were doing nothing wrong.
However, North Wales Police said large gatherings are banned under Covid-19 regulations and anyone breaching them could face a £10,000 fine.
An illegal rave in Banwen, Neath Port Talbot, attracted 3,000 people and led to organisers being fined.
Supt Jane Banham said: "We are aware of social media posts advertising a music event this coming weekend and our investigations are continuing.
"With continuing restrictions due to the Covid pandemic, public safety is a major concern."
In August, the force launched an operation aimed at deterring rave events.
- Published30 August 2020
- Published30 August 2020
- Published29 August 2020