The director of the G! festival in the Faroe Islands expressed overall satisfaction with this year’s event despite multiple cancellations and post-festival waste concerns.Sigvør Laksá, festival director, said the event met expectations despite last-minute cancellations including American performe…

The Faroese police have called for immediate reporting of illegal substance use after three young people were observed snorting a white powder in a public area at the G! festival in Sundalagið.Deputy police inspector Heri Andreasen stated that the best course of action is to report such incidents…

The Faroese police are advising the public to contact law enforcement immediately if they witness illegal substance use at public events. The recommendation follows an incident at the G! festival in Tórshavn where three young people were filmed snorting a white powder in a public area. Barbara Dj…

The Faroese police may take responsibility for drug enforcement at the G! music festival, according to Sigvør Laksá, director of the event. Laksá said organizers have not reported any drug-related incidents to police but acknowledged that festival staff did not intervene when substances were alle…

Attendees at the G! festival in the Faroe Islands should not accept public drug use, a witness has said after observing what appeared to be drug consumption at the event.Barbara Djurhuus, who posted about the incident on Facebook, described seeing a man place a white powder on a phone and another…

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