A Bryan Adams concert in Perth, Western Australia, was cancelled after a major blockage of fat, grease, and rags caused sewage overflows, threatening the arena's toilets. Venue management made the difficult decision to cancel the event due to the risk of sewage backing up. The water authority is working to clear the blockage, but it's proving difficult.
SYDNEY, Australia — Overflowing sewage caused by a 'large blockage' of fat, grease and rags has forced organizers to cancel a Bryan Adams concert in Australia, citing a threat to the arena's toilets.The Canadian singer-songwriter's Sunday night event fell victim to the sewers of Perth , Western Australia, 'due to the risk of sewage backing up within the venue's toilets,' the state water corporation said.
In an update Monday, the water authority said the blockage 'could not be easily dislodged,' with venue management taking the 'incredibly tough decision to cancel the Bryan Adams concert.''Contingencies, including the use of sucker trucks, were considered, but the volume of wastewater generated by a capacity crowd of 16,000 people at the Arena was considered too great,' it said'We can certainly understand people's disappointment and frustration.
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