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The entrance to SWG3 nightclub where the two were partying
Two teenagers have died within hours of each other after attending a rave in Glasgow.
The 18-year-old men had both been at the SWG3 nightclub on Saturday where DJ Ben Hemsley was headlining.
One of the teens collapsed at the venue at around 11.20pm on Saturday, and was rushed to hospital where he died a short time after.
The second was found after taking unwell at Croy railway station in Lanarkshire.
He was taken to the nearby University Hospital Monklands in Airdrie but doctors could not revive him.
Police are now investigating whether the fatal incidents are linked, the Sun reported.
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