The singer’s performance cost approximately R$20 million to the public coffers of the city and state of Rio de Janeiro
The government of Rio de Janeiro announced on Monday morning, 6th, a revisiting of Madonna’s show, which took place last Saturday, 4th, on Copacabana beach. The Queen of Pop’s performance attracted 1.6 million people and raised more than R$300 million for the state’s economy.
The city and the state of Rio de Janeiro participated in the show, which cost around R$60 million, with a third of the investment. Each paid R$10 million, while the other R$40 million was paid by sponsors such as Banco Itaú.
According to information from the Rio de Janeiro government, approximately 150,000 national and international tourists were in Rio de Janeiro last weekend. The presence of so many people made the city’s hotel sector almost full, reaching 96% occupancy.
The government report also shows that 3,200 military police officers and 1,500 civil police officers worked on the event, which recorded 213 incidents: 38 people were taken to police stations and seven arrests were made.
In more than 50 incidents, firefighters, who had a contingent of 800 soldiers, were assisted. Major calls include rescues at sea and on land, as well as clinical events such as fainting. 45 maritime rescues were carried out.
Source: Terra
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