Crea-RJ to Fine Company After Worker Dies at Shakira Concert
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Crea-RJ is set to fine the company organizing the Shakira concert in Rio de Janeiro after a worker died during event preparations. The incident has prompted a review of safety measures at large public events in the city. The concert security plan involves nearly 8,000 agents to ensure public safety during the event.
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- •The worker's death occurred during preparations for the Shakira concert in Rio de Janeiro.
- •Crea-RJ is the professional engineering council responsible for overseeing safety compliance.
- •The concert's security plan includes nearly 8,000 agents to manage crowd and event safety.
- •Authorities are investigating the cause of the fatal accident to improve future safety protocols.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Crea-RJ imposes a substantial fine and enforces stricter safety regulations event organizers in Rio may improve safety standards, reducing the risk of future accidents at large concerts
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