Witness reveals details of fan’s death at Taylor Swift concert

Nathalia Bieri he revealed that he was in the VIP area and that the place was packed. After a while, the event’s production team removed the fans who were cooling the audience, and the situation began to worsen. She also claimed that the amount of water distributed by the organizers was insufficient and that the cups were hot.

Just before Taylor Swift’s show started, she said she started feeling sick and ended up in the clinic. At the scene, she saw Ana Clara as they took care of her. “Ana was in front of me and fainted. The three guys who saved me helped put her on the stretcher and started preparing to give her intravenous fluids.”reported.

Nathalia also recalled that after she passed out, was placed on a stretcher and on an IV, and regained consciousness, she witnessed what happened to Ana Clara. “When they put the IV in me, I was looking to the side and I heard ‘cardiac arrest’. And they started doing CPR. There were about eight people, like that, straddling the girl [Ana Clara], trying to resuscitate, with a mechanical ventilator, providing access, administering adrenaline. She was very heavy. Her friend was there, she watched everything”.

Nathalia also commented that even though she was not completely well, she was released because she said she was released because the clinic was full. “All I can think about now is that it could have been me. We came in with the same symptoms, the same situation. I got better with the serum, she didn’t…It could have been me,” the young woman stated.

Source: Terra

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