A Perm-based woman filed a civil lawsuit alleging injuries attributed to a concert organizer, specifically targeting singer Khabib, whose real name is Khabib-Rakhman Sharipov. The information comes from Ura.ru, citing the Perm District Court as the source of the ruling and proceedings.
The claimant sought 50,000 rubles in compensation, arguing that a decorative bar guarding electrical wires at the front entrance collapsed and struck her during the September 2022 event hosted at the Planet shopping mall. She contends that the fault lay with the event organizer, and as a result she sustained a hematoma and related pain that affected her daily activities.
According to the decision by the Perm Industrial District Court, compensation was accepted for consideration, with the Planet shopping center ultimately bearing responsibility for the harm alleged by the victim. The ruling reflects the court’s assessment of liability connected to the venue’s safety measures during the show.
Historical context in entertainment news shows that concert incidents can involve mobile devices as part of the audience experience and safety risks. In another widely reported incident, Drake faced a moment of public disruption when a fan reportedly threw a phone toward the stage during a performance. The event drew attention to crowd behavior and performer safety at large venues.
Similarly, in June, a separate incident occurred at a New York concert where pop artist Bebe Rexha sustained an injury after a fan allegedly threw a phone in her direction. The impact reportedly caused a forehead cut requiring medical attention and stitches, highlighting ongoing concerns about safety protocols at live events and the handling of disruptive audience actions.