On Thursday 23rd, the businessman apologized and addressed the family of the young Ana Clara Benevides, who died in Rio de Janeiro
The delegate Luiz Henrique Marques Pereiraof the Consumer Police Station (DECON), reported Thursday 23, that it will sue the CEO of T4F, Serafino Abreuto testify in the inquiry investigating the company’s conduct during the production of the singer’s shows Taylor Swift in Rio de Janeiro.
The American singer’s visit to the city was marked by complaints of lack of water and abusive prices in the place where the shows took place, as well as by young people Ana Clara Benevides23 years old, fell ill and died from cardiorespiratory arrest during the show.
“We opened the investigation and just yesterday (Wednesday 22nd) we started to see the possibility that he could be heard, with questions on the agenda and everything else. But he will be listened to, just as other steps have already begun to be taken” , the delegate told the website Gshow.
The report of Earth contacted the Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro to confirm the information. The request was responded to with a note.
After learning of the reports from the public present at the event, the Consumer Police Department (Decon) opened an investigation to investigate the crime of danger to life or health. The organizers of the event will be called to testify and further steps are underway to establish the facts.
Even today Abreu spoke publicly about what happened during the singer’s shows in Rio, of which T4F is the organizer of the visit to Brazil.
In addition to apologizing, the businessman apologized and said the company will reconsider its actions. He also made himself available to Ana Clara’s family.
“We are absolutely devastated, very saddened by the loss of young Ana Clara, despite the immediate care and all the efforts made by the medical teams present at the event and in the hospital. To Ana Clara’s family I want to express our most sincere condolences. I would like to express here, now publicly, our willingness to provide assistance as necessary, as we have already said directly to the family members and to the lawyer representing them, by telephone, in writing, after the incident”, he declared.
In addition to the video statement, T4F released a note apologizing to fans for the experience, reinforcing the shock of Ana Clara’s death and stating that they are working to ensure the best experience for those who attend the singer’s shows in Sao Paulo.
Source: Terra
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