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March 12th, 2008

Dragon i Hong Kong gas

Wednesday night was crammed with several events, but the normally packed club Dragon-i emptied out early due to what people have reported as a gas attack!

According to an eyewitness account (from a sober friend,) the club was busy as usual when all of a sudden she began to feel a burning sensation in her nose. She thought it was just her, and touched her nose, which then felt painful. Shortly she began to notice those around her acting in a similar manner, and people abruptly rushed for the doors, as the club emptied.

She described a scene of pandemonium as people exited the club. Some of the less ethical, and perhaps less sober guys began grabbing bottles of alcohol left on the tables! (What’s more important, your life or a buzz from pilfered booze?)

Thankfully Dragon-i has a large outdoor terrace that made it easy for club-goers to seek relief and fresh air. Ambulances soon arrived caring for those with respiratory problems. According to my friend the gas was released at two different tables, rather than at a single location as if it were pepper spray. As a result of the incident, club Volar, usually the next stop on the party circuit was packed earlier than normal.

I’m not going to guess what the motive for the incident was, but the outcome could have been disastrous. An incident like this at a club that gets as crowded as Dragon-i could have resulted in a death. People get trampled under similar circumstances. Whether it was just a prank, or an attempt at hurting Dragon-i’s business, it deserves to be punished severely. The fact that modern clubs like Dragon-i and Volar are fitted with surveillance cameras makes me confident that the culprit will be apprehended.

The loss of business for the night isn’t as bad an outcome as had someone been seriously injured, however the punishment should be based on the potential severity of the reckless act.

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3 Comments »

  1. Simon says

    A gas attack!? Wow, that is a crazy story. I wonder what kind of gas it was.
    Definitely not a cool thing to do at a club – at least D-I has a large outdoor patio… can you imagine what would have happened if it was at Volar?

    March 31st, 2008 | #

  2. don says

    man, cant those kids just learn something better??????????? im not a Dragon-I lover, but its just that this is totally unreasnoable to do! And bouncers should be more Opened-Eyes & Alert, cause’ if Gas could be used in the club, a bomb could be used too! This things is not only stupid but serious! i think the Hong Kong police should be more alert on these kinds of cases too. I think they shall not only focus on checking people with drugs but those with dangerous/illegal equipments too.

    June 18th, 2008 | #

  3. Kirry says

    i heard about that, its crazy. everyone knows that you don’t mess around in a place like that. whether it’s a prank, a malicious attack or something else, then i’d hate to see what would happen to the person/s if the owner found out who it was.
    i love dragon-i and always have, viva la dragon!!!!!!

    all the best to you guys in 2010, you rock!

    November 30th, 2009 | #

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