Friends of a teen girl who died at Centre of Gravity (COG) in Âé¶čAV over the weekend, have started a page for her family.
Adison Davies, of Kamloops, who was set to graduate early was enrolled in psychology and sociology at Thompson Rivers University.
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She was described as a bright young girl who was excited to one day have a career in medicine.
Davies fell into medical distress on Friday night at the festival, and later died in hospital.
A GoFundMe set up in Davies name hopes to raise $7,000 to help cover the costs of Davies funeral and other financial burdens her family may incur.
So far, more than $4,300 has been raised.
The investigation into Daviesâ death is ongoing; however, RCMP do not believe her death is criminal in nature at this time.
When information regarding Daviesâ death was released, the Interior Health Authority (IHA) posted a pre-scheduled Tweet regarding festivals and drug use. âMixing drugs or using drugs while drinking puts you at increased risk of ODâ, it stated.
Now IHA is stating this Tweet was not in response to any one incident that took place at COG, and that they were saddened to hear of the teenâs death.
Our statement on the weekend festival tragedy and important health and safety information.
â Interior Health (@Interior_Health)
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