The Municipal Health Department (SMS) of Rio de Janeiro also ruled out the correlation
The mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Peesused X (formerly Twitter) to deny that a third fan of Taylor Swift he died during the singer’s visit to the city.
The publication, made on the morning of this Tuesday 21st, took place after the phone call Speak Brazilfrom Record TV, reported that police were investigating the third death of a fan of the artist.
According to the journalist, a 23-year-old young man was found in cardiopulmonary arrest on the outskirts of Engenhão. Taken to hospital, the man did not resist. The main suspicion would be a sudden illness.
Paes specified that the death in question “has no relation to the event” and that the person had “pre-existing health problems”. “Before anyone says anything unfairly, yesterday’s death has no bearing on the event and the patient had underlying health issues,” the mayor wrote.
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Before anyone spreads the rumor incorrectly, yesterday’s death has no relation to the event and the patient had underlying health issues. pic.twitter.com/7OdIkLN3cI
— Eduardo Paes (@eduardopaes) November 21, 2023
The report of Earth contacted the Municipal Health Department (SMS) from Rio de Janeiro, who responded with a note.
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The management of the Salgado Filho Municipal Hospital regrets the incident and confirms that the patient GNS (23 years old) was found by firefighters unconscious in cardiopulmonary arrest in Rua das Oficinas, near Engenhão, at 5.15 pm . The patient was taken by ambulance to the hospital, which was unable to reverse the situation and confirmed his death. The body was transferred this morning to the Legal Medical Institute (IML). Death has no relation to the event.
Source: Terra
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