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Pinoy fan devastated after Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts canceled
Pinoy fan devastated after Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts canceled
Reuters
Published Aug 08, 2024 10:09 PM PHT

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Taylor Swift's three concerts in Vienna this week were canceled after the government confirmed a planned attack at the stadium, the organizer announced late on Wednesday (August 7).
Taylor Swift's three concerts in Vienna this week were canceled after the government confirmed a planned attack at the stadium, the organizer announced late on Wednesday (August 7).
Mark del Rosario, a fan who had flown in from the Philippines to watch the show, told Reuters it was "heartbreaking" to hear the news.
Mark del Rosario, a fan who had flown in from the Philippines to watch the show, told Reuters it was "heartbreaking" to hear the news.
Austrian police on Wednesday detained two people suspected of plotting attacks on concerts. Franz Ruf, director general for public security, said the suspect, an Austrian citizen, had pledged allegiance to Islamic state. Another suspect was later arrested in Vienna.
Austrian police on Wednesday detained two people suspected of plotting attacks on concerts. Franz Ruf, director general for public security, said the suspect, an Austrian citizen, had pledged allegiance to Islamic state. Another suspect was later arrested in Vienna.
Earlier on Wednesday before the cancellation announcement, police had said the events would take place but with increased entry checks and personal searches, with deployment of special units including anti-terror and bomb disposal teams, advising the public to arrive early at the events.
Earlier on Wednesday before the cancellation announcement, police had said the events would take place but with increased entry checks and personal searches, with deployment of special units including anti-terror and bomb disposal teams, advising the public to arrive early at the events.
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(Production: Lisi Mandl, Dave Graham, Swantje Stein)
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