'Help each other stay safe.'
70,000 people are said to be stranded on the Nevada site, with festival organisers urging people to ‘conserve food, water, and fuel’ and to ‘shelter in a warm, safe space.’
They added that no one is able to leave or enter the site, with the gate and airport in and out of Black Rock City remaining ‘closed’. Folk planning on travelling to the festival will be ‘turned around’ as it is now closed for the remainder of the event. Adding on their X – formerly Twitter – account, organisers instructed those in the desert to ‘help each other stay safe’ amid the adverse weather conditions.just walked 5 miles in the mud out of burning man with chris rock and a fan picked us up
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