They have banned revellers from taking controversial legal party drugs mephedrone, fearing a three-day binge may result in more deaths at this summer's event which takes place at Balado in Perthshire, and runs from Friday 9th to Sunday 11th July.
People wishing to sell mephedrone and other legal party drugs will be banned from T in the Park and festival goers will have such substances confiscated Promoters DF Concerts have warned.
DF Concerts said, "Drugs are no more acceptable at T in the Park than they are anywhere else and the same risks and penalties apply.
The drug, also known as "bubbles", "cat", or "Meow-meow", has become prevalent on the UK party scene in the past six months. But with Scotland's premier music festival approaching in the summer, organisers are taking a hard line.
The festival will feature a line-up with over 180 artists playing over 11 stages with headliners Kasabian, Muse and Eminem joined by Black Eyed Peas, Biffy Clyro, David Guetta, Dizzee Rascal, Faithless, Florence and the Machine, Jay-Z, plus many more.
For full details of this year’s line-up, please click here.
Tickets for this year's T in the Park have already sold out.
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Amazing! in spite of so many deaths among youngsters after consuming legal highs, sellers are still busy supplying the same illegally in various parties and festivals which should be penalize when caught and also should be banned entry in all social get-together.
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