How many concertgoers died from drug overdose?

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Six Concertgoers Died from Drug Overdose at Future Music Festival Asia

Six individuals, aged between 19 and 28, died from drug overdose and subsequent suffocation at the Future Music Festival Asia held at the Bukit Jalil Stadium. The incident occurred early in the morning, leading to the cancellation of the three-day event due to compromised patron safety. Three of the deceased were women, and all were Malaysian citizens.
Victims Identified and Cause of Death Confirmed

The deceased were identified as Kamal Zekry Kamal Basha (22), Victor Wong E Hern (26), Sabreena Kamaruddin (21), M. Suresh (28), Syazana Sohaime (23), and Nor Faizza Mohd Wazir (27). Autopsies conducted on the victims confirmed that the cause of death was drug overdose.
Critical Condition of Other Attendees

In addition to the fatalities, three other male concertgoers were reported to be in critical condition due to drug consumption. These individuals included two Singaporean nationals and one local, with ages ranging from 19 to 27. They were receiving treatment at the University Malaya Medical Centre (UMMC) and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Centre (PPUKM).
Drug Type and Street Value

The victims are believed to have ingested methamphetamine, a synthetic drug also referred to as a 'designer drug' or meth. This substance was reportedly being sold at the concert venue in pill form for between RM60 to RM100, with prices varying based on the drug's contents.
Arrests for Drug Possession

During the festival, law enforcement authorities apprehended 19 patrons in connection with drug possession. Among those arrested were seven Malaysian citizens and twelve foreigners from countries including Singapore, Australia, and Indonesia.

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