Marcus Dick and another 18-year-old boy died after attending a 13-hour rave at Glasgow club SWG3 on Saturday night.
A DJ who performed at SWG3 before the deaths of two teenagers has been left 'lost for words' following the tragedy.
He said: "With the heaviest of hearts I am writing this. On Sunday morning after my performance at SWG3's Galvanizers Yard in Glasgow I heard the news that two people had sadly passed away."A full police investigation is currently underway and I ask that you please respect the privacy of the families involved whilst the police continue to search for answers xxxx"
At around 2.20am on Sunday, police were made aware of another teenager who had become unwell, this time at SWG3. He was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital where he was pronounced dead a short time later. Police have confirmed their deaths are being treated as drug-related and the two teens were unknown to each other.Coatbridge High School head teacher Christine Creaney said: "On behalf of the whole school community, I would like to convey my deepest condolences to Marcus’s family at this very sad time.
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