The incident has raised concerns about the safety of music festivals and the potential dangers of excessive happiness. “We urge festivalgoers to take breaks and pace themselves when it comes to good vibes,” said a local medic. “We don’t want anyone else to end up like Chad.”
The festival organisers have issued a statement expressing their condolences to Chad and his family. “We take the safety and well-being of our patrons very seriously,” the statement read. “We will review our policies and procedures to ensure that nothing like this happens again.”
Meanwhile, Chad remains stable at Bendigo Health, surrounded by family and friends sending him positive vibes and good thoughts. “He’s a fighter,” said his girlfriend, Tiphanny. “I know he’ll pull through this and be back to dancing and spreading good vibes in no time.”