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Injured by hail at Bad Bunny concert

Due to a severe thunderstorm with large hailstones, Puerto Rican pop star Bad Bunny had to cancel his concert in Milan. The event at the San Siro horse racetrack was disrupted by heavy weather conditions, forcing approximately 80,000 attendees to leave early. According to local fire department reports, several people sustained minor injuries from hail hitting their heads. This would have been Bad Bunny’s second performance in Milan, but the fully sold-out concert cannot be rescheduled. Attendees are expected to receive a full refund, as Milan was the only Italian stop on his world tour.

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Injured by hail at Bad Bunny concert

Due to a severe thunderstorm with large hailstones, Puerto Rican pop star Bad Bunny had to cancel his concert in Milan. The event at the San Siro horse racetrack was disrupted by heavy weather conditions, forcing approximately 80,000 attendees to leave early. According to local fire department reports, several people sustained minor injuries from hail hitting their heads. This would have been Bad Bunny’s second performance in Milan, but the fully sold-out concert cannot be rescheduled. Attendees are expected to receive a full refund, as Milan was the only Italian stop on his world tour.

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