‘Grease and rags’ sewer fatberg blockage ends Bryan Adams concert

The blockage of the “large” sewage caused by “fat, smell and breach” has canceled the Brian Adams concert in Australia on the basis of public health.

The Grammy Prize -winning artist was scheduled to perform the Rac Arena race in Perth, but the city’s water company said that a major risk was banned from the support of the toilets of the place.

Adams apologized to the masses on social media – many of whom lined up for hours only to be removed – and thanked them for “their patience and support” before preparing to try to reschedule the show.

But the concert promoter said that although the cancellation was “disappointing bitterly”, he could only provide players for a full recovery.

“While making every effort to move forward, this issue was outside the control of Brian Adams, Fronter Toring and Sri Arena,” she wrote in a statement.

The water company in Perth said that Bhatberg, who is in charge of the disorder, may “already caused wastewater flows” on the main road near the place and urged the public to avoid direct contact with the “collected water” in the area.

“We apologize for the inconvenience that this causes and we will offer more updates as required,” she said in a Facebook post.

Adams – who is famous for his distinguished successes such as the summer of 69 and please forgive me – for the first time in 1984 and remained a loving performance throughout the country since then.

“I am really sorry that we were unable to achieve that tonight – I was looking forward to seeing you all,” was published on social media on Sunday.

The Canadian rock star is still scheduled to play in Sydney, Pespan and Melbourne later this week.

There are sewers around the world, FATBERGS is formed when fats, oil and grease are coated and associated with elements such as breach, or wet wipes.

It is known that it causes serious blockage and environmental risks. Last year, a It weighs approximately two two buses with two buses It was cleared of East London Streams. New York, Denver, Melbourne and Valencia, all of whom have found the giant, the giant, which prevents their waterways in recent years.