The police have stopped an illegal crime that took place in a forestry in Ceredigian.
Dyfed-Powys police said its officials participated in the “Bada Sabha” in the early hours of August 3.
According to the Natural Resources Wales (NRW), the event was held at Cefn Croes Wind Farm in Myherin Forest near Devils Bridge, who advised the members of the public to escape from the region.
CH Inspection Steve Thomas said that the concerts can create “considerable disruption” and “anxiety” for safety without a license.
Officials participated in the event, while it was “going well”, according to the Diffed-Pose Police.
“During the day, many people and vehicle remained in the area, although most of the attendees left the area by noon on Sunday,” said a spokesman said.
Police said that a “small number of people” remained in the area.
CH Inspection Thomas said: “We assure local communities that appropriate action was taken to deal with the incident, and we will investigate any criminal offenses that come to light.”
A NRW spokesperson said: “We are supporting the Diffed Powice Police in the ongoing response of an unlicensed concert that we manage.
“Our jungle and rural areas are meant to enjoy everyone, but such illegal incidents can damage the environment, disturb wildlife, and create unsafe situations for others.
“We recommend the members of the people to avoid the region, while we continue to help the police to resolve the situation.”
