Australia
Lump lumps forced the cancellation of Bryan Adams concert
Constipation of fat and rags leads to the backwater of the waste water in the center of Perth. In the event location with space for 15,000 spectators, the toilets are feared.
Because of a fat mountain in the sewage system, a concert by the Canadian rock musician Bryan Adams (65) in the Australian city of Perth has been canceled. There was a risk that the wastewater in the toilets of the Perth Arena will defend itself, said the Water Corporation authority as a reason. That is a potential health risk.
The cause of the problem was therefore a blockade in a sewage canal near the event location, in which Adams (“Summer of ’69”, “(everthing i do) I do it for you”) should occur on Sunday. There is space for around 15,000 spectators in the hall.
“The Water Corporation employees primarily work on eliminating the great constipation of fat and rags, which led to several wastewater overflows on land along the Wellington Street,” it said. The authority called on the population to avoid contact with puddles on the street in the center of the south -western Australian city. The concert organizer announced that it would reimburse the admission price.
dpa
Source: Stern
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