After the Paradise lost Jungle Music Festival, it was like a disaster scene (Ausanews.com photo)
Organizers apologise that the annual New year`s Eve music festival on the central coast of New York is a disaster scene after the annual New year`s Eve music festival, the Australian News Network reported.
Earlier, man McNair (Jesse McNair) posted a live video on the end of the lost Paradise Jungle Festival (Lost Paradise), via social networking site Facebook, showing the picturesque Glenworth Valley (Glenworth Valley) strewn with junk and broken tents.
McNair added: "the organizers and sponsors of the event need to be alerted. There is not a trash can in front of us. Over the course of four days, the campers made a mess of the camp. But who cares? They focus on revelry and leave all the problems caused by destruction to the next generation. "
McNair`s video generated a huge response on social networking sites, with some accusing the event participants of throwing rubbish at will and others accusing the organizers of not providing enough trash cans.
Hazel Hurst (Pete Haselhurst), one of the event`s organizers, then quickly apologized on Facebook, saying it took hundreds of hours after the event to clear all rubbish, including cigarette butts on the ground and in waters.
Hazelhurst called the Paradise lost Music Festival forward-looking, promising not to leave any trace on the scene and to ensure that Glenworth Valley was spotless and perfect.
Paradise lost Jungle Music Festival (Australian News Photo)
The Paradise lost Music Festival, founded in 2014, is held once a year for 4 days.
