Taylor Swift is caught up in legal trouble after the departure of a female fan, but still decides to hold 3 more concerts?

The controversy at the Taylor Swift concert has "taken over" the media and social networks all this time. Brazilian authorities recently opened an investigation into the company that organized the singer's show in Rio de Janeiro.

News from NBC News on November 24, Brazilian police opened an investigation into Time4Fun - the organizer of the music night of Taylor Swift's " The Eras Tour" in Rio de Janeiro city.

Accordingly, the above company was accused of harming the safety and health of the audience, after a female fan died at the concert. The police representative revealed that they are urgently taking steps and will soon summon the event organizers to take statements.

Up to now, Time4Fun has not given any official response to this incident. Previously, in a video posted on social networks, Mr. Serafim Abreu - the company's CEO said he apologized to all participants who were dissatisfied with the organizers.

"We know the enormous responsibility that comes with hosting an event of this scale. The company could have taken alternative steps to give fans a better experience, such as adding shade when temperatures are too high," the director added.

Last week, public opinion was stirred by the news that Ana Clara Benevides Machado (23 years old) passed away at the opening show of "The Eras Tour" in Rio de Janeiro on November 17.

At that time, Brazil was suffering from a record heat wave with temperatures around 138 degrees Fahrenheit (more than 58 degrees Celsius). Worth mentioning, a source revealed that the organizers banned the audience from bringing water into the stadium on the first night of the performance, making netizens extremely upset. There were even other fans who fainted from exhaustion.

Meanwhile, Taylor Swift stopped performing many times and asked the organizers to provide water for the audience. In another video, the Anti-Hero star was also filmed panting in the sweltering heat. Less than 24 hours later, she decided to postpone the November 18 performance to ensure the health and safety of fans and show crew.

Regarding the female fan's d.eath at the Taylor Swift concert, Brazilian newspaper Folha de S.Paulo reported that Ana passed out right before the female singer's show started. Medical staff performed artificial respiration on the 23-year-old f.emale s.tudent for 40 minutes and successfully made her heart beat again. However, she had a second cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital and was pronounced dead soon after.

"I lost my only daughter, a cheerful and intelligent g.irl. She was about to graduate with a degree in psychology next April. I have no words to express my pain. She left home to fulfill his dream and returned dead," the victim's father shared with the news agency.

Because of the lack of water combined with too high temperatures, it led to the unfortunate incident of the audience mentioned above and Taylor Swift herself could not avoid being involved. The female singer wrote a rather long letter to share on her Instagram story, then continued to perform the concert as usual.

After Taylor's article was successfully posted, many comments on Twitter targeted the female singer because they thought she knew very well that someone had passed away, right before her own concert, but still let the concert continue. continues to take place.

At the same time, she expressed her opinion that with such alarmingly h.ot weather, the female singer should have canceled the concert. Many people even compared this event to the tragedy of audiences trampling each other at Travis Scott's show in 2022.

However, after that, people turned around when they learned that Taylor Swift postponed the show the next day for the safety of the audience. The "Country Music Princess" is planning to open three more shows this weekend in São Paulo, where fans can bring some food and drinks into the concert viewing area.

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