London superclub Fabric to shut this weekend after two teens overdose

A RAVE superclub is shutting for the weekend as it reels from two teen drug deaths and probes how to stop more.

Bosses at Fabric — a 2,500-capacity site in central London — vowed to spend today and tomorrow working with police.

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It comes a week after the latest victim, a lad of 18, died in hospital.

Cops had been called after he   collapsed outside the iconic venue just after eight in the morning.

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Police said: “At this stage, his death is being treated as unexplained.”

Six weeks earlier another boy of 18 collapsed inside the club in Farringdon, and later died. Post-mortems for both will follow.

The club — twice named best in the world by DJ Magazine — said yesterday: “To understand how this has happened we have agreed with police and other agencies to suspend our operation whilst we investigate.”

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Tickets will be refunded.

In 2014, police urged Islington Council to review Fabric’s licence in the wake of four drug- related deaths in three years.

The club added yesterday: “For the past two years Fabric has operated without incident.”

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