The organizers say the festival will continue after the fire of the main stage

Tens of thousands of camps in Belgium, a day after destroying the main stage of the festival, was tomorrow in Belgium.

The festival organizers insisted that the incident in Boom in the southern Antwarte will continue to be “targeted to find solutions.”

No one was injured in the flame on Tuesday and trying to determine a reason.

The e-dance music festival is due to start on Friday, and 400,000 people are expected to attend the two weeks.

Hundreds of artists are expected to be implemented in the lost frequencies, Swedish house Mafia and Charlotte de Witte, including David Guetta.

The local fire extinguisher has announced the safety of the site and is now decided to demolish the structure before the festival starts on Friday.

The camp, known as Dreamville, opened, and so far the organizers say that this weekend event will continue.

Bradley Cooper-Barnard drove with three other friends from London.

“This is my fourth morning and the things I do is definitely feel a little different.”

“Dreamville itself feels a lot, there is a little sobby feeling around.

“We set up our tents and we will have a great time for what we can do.”

According to tomorrow, in the last position of Instagram on Thursday, he said, “It is impossible to say that we feel.”

Added that the main stage of Orbyz “was not just a stage … It was a living world.”

The organizers said they were working throughout the night to come up with the solution. A meeting with Thursday morning security experts and members of local government was held to discuss the practice plan.

Only in the north of the BOOM, the Mayor of Rumst told local media that the afternoon discussed more ideas for the alternative to the head stage.

“The last thing we want to completely cancel the festival,” Jurgen Caldanerts said.

There are 14 other stages in the festival, smaller than the main stage.

Additional information is expected to be broadcast on Thursday.

The fire started on Wednesday at 18:00 local time (16:00 GMT). Videos placed on social media showed a thick gray smoke that covers the stage.

Firefighters were evacuated by some residents working to avoid the neighboring house and forest.

A police helicopter was also placed to help the fire extinguish.

An employee working on the site was called “apocalyptic sight” as the fire came out.

“We suddenly heard bangs and saw a fire near the stage, we saw a large number of fire,” he said.

“We just put the last touches. One more day and it would end. He worked for four weeks … It lasted half an hour.”

Tabarland began in 2005 and became the world’s largest electronic dance festival, and became the largest electronic dance festival attracts music fans from each continent.