While queuing over a Backsteet Boys Concert, a number of fans got injured in Oklahoma.
Intense climate conditions triggered a framework to fall at the top of fanatics who have been waiting around to see the music group out in the open of the WinStar World Casino and Resort in Oklahoma.
Fourteen fanatics ended up hurt and bring to nearby hospitals.
Vocalist Nick Carter tweeted that he was “praying for our fans that were injured”.
His bandmate Kevin Richardson called the framework like a “tent” and tweeted just before the band’s Saturday concert that extreme weather conditions had went by thru Thackerville creating the steel framework to drop.
WinStar launched the next announcement to ET: “All patrons in the area were asked to move and to seek shelter from the storm. However, about 150 patrons who were standing in line for the Backstreet Boys concert did not heed staff’s warning … the storm hit and knocked over the concert entrance trusses with 70-80 mile an hour winds and heavy rain. 14 people were treated at the scene and then transported to local hospitals. Two have already been released. ”
