Bad Bunny's Milan Concert Cut Short by Severe Hailstorm
- Bad Bunny's outdoor concert in Milan was cut short due to a severe hailstorm that forced the evacuation of about 80,000 people at the venue and caused safety concerns.
- Large hailstones, described as 'the size of walnuts,' struck several concertgoers, injuring some primarily on the head and requiring emergency medical treatment.
- The concert scheduled for July 18th was cancelled and will not be rescheduled; ticket holders were promised full refunds by the ticket operator Live Nation.
- Bad Bunny's world tour began in Santo Domingo and is set to conclude on July 22 in Brussels following the cancellation of the Milan show caused by the extreme weather.
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A storm breaks in over 78,000 fans: At the last Italian concert of Bad Bunny there is a supercell storm with hail, dozens of people are injured.
More than 80,000 people had to leave the Snai La Maura Racecourse. The show will not be rescheduled and the tickets will be refunded in full, according to the Live Nation Italy.
A concert by Bad Bunny in the Italian city of Milan, which took place last Saturday, was cancelled already after it began due to a huge storm of rain and hail
Due to a heavy hail shower, a concert by Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny in Milan was canceled. Several visitors were injured.
Meanwhile, the production team announced that unfortunately the event will not be repaired and also stated that safety will always be a priority.
Live Nation Italy confirmed that the event will not be rescheduled due to logistical complications and will refund the total money to those affected
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