Mysterious Illness Affects Visitors and Responders at Dresden's Semperoper
Seven individuals, including four emergency responders, experienced nausea and dizziness during a concert; investigations continue as no cause has been identified.
- Three concertgoers and four emergency responders reported symptoms including nausea, dizziness, and respiratory irritation during a performance at the Semperoper in Dresden.
- Two of the affected concertgoers were hospitalized, while others were treated on-site or sought medical attention afterward.
- Specialized fire brigade teams conducted extensive air quality tests but found no toxic substances or irregular oxygen levels in the opera house.
- Police have launched an investigation into potential bodily harm, but no definitive cause, including technical issues or chemical exposure, has been identified yet.
- The opera house has resumed performances, with staff and attendees being questioned as part of the ongoing investigation.