Burning Man: Thousands begin to leave festival grounds
By DW
06 September 2023 |
5:10 pm
Hundreds of vehicles streamed out of the exit gates of Burning Man after authorities deemed the situation safe for people to leave. Heavy rainfall forced organizers to bring the party to a halt over the weekend.
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