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Two women who died over the weekend from apparent drug overdoses at the HARD Summer Music Festival were identified Monday as officials planned to  launch a probe into how the event in Pomona was managed.

A photo of Tracy Nguyen was posted on a GoFumdMe page set up for her family.
A photo of Tracy Nguyen was posted on a GoFumdMe page set up for her family.

Tracy Nguyen, an 18-year-old from West Covina, and Katie Dix, 19, from Camarillo, were found unresponsive Saturday and hospitalized.

Nguyen died around 6 p.m. that day and Dix died about two hours later, according to the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office.

Nguyen, a business economics major at UCLA, was described as a “genuine and free-spirited girl” who was also a member of the school dance team.

“You’ve left so many wonderful memories for your friends and family … you’ve changed the lives of many,” an uncle posted on Facebook.

“My family loves her … I love her. May you rest in peace,” her brother posted.

Autopsies were expected to be performed on the teenagers in the coming week.

A photo posted on her Facebook page shows Katie Dix.
A photo posted on her Facebook page shows Katie Dix.

The sold-out two-day festival attracted some 65,000 people each day, making it the largest music festival in L.A. County, according to the Los Angeles Times.

A full probe into if the event was properly managed has been requested, Los Angeles County Supervisors Michael D. Antonovich and Hilda Solis told the Times on Sunday.

 A GoFundMe.com account was set up for Nguyen’s family.

Coronado High School opened its gates on Sunday for a gathering in remembrance of Dix who graduated in 2014.

KTLA’s Kennedy Ryan contributed to this report. 

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