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A festival without alcohol - is that possible?

A festival is not just about music, cool outfits, tents and food. Many people also treat themselves to a beer or two. But is a festival possible without alcohol? blue News asks at Gurten.

Alcohol is a popular companion at concerts and festivals. But it also has its downsides. The hangover the next morning, for example, or even the life-threatening mixture of alcohol and summer temperatures.

At the Gurtenfestival, blue News asks whether a festival is possible without consumption. Here's what the visitors had to say.

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A festival without alcohol - is that possible?