By Mark Brook For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 03:03 GMT, 19 February 2019 | Updated: 03:06 GMT, 19 February 2019
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A potentially life-saving pill-testing trial will be held at a music festival in Canberra for the second year in a row after a string of revellers died from suspected overdoses.
The trial will be run by Pill Testing Australia - previously known as STA-SAFE - at this year's sold-out Groovin the Moo festival at Exhibition Park in Canberra on April 28.
A potentially life-saving pill-testing trial will be held at a music festival in Canberra for the second year in a row after a string of revellers died from suspected overdoses
The trial will be run by Pill Testing Australia - previously known as STA-SAFE - at this year's sold-out Groovin the Moo festival (pictured) at Exhibition Park in Canberra on April 28
'We expect a lot more people to come forward and we expect that will result in lot more people not consuming drugs or moderating what they're about to consume,' Mr Vumbaca said.
The trial in the national capital comes in the light of last year's success, and after five young people aged 19 to 23 died at festivals in NSW over the holiday season.
Mr Vumbaca said
