Pakistani singer Abrar Ul Haq has postponed his upcoming concert in Middlesbrough after a tragic fire at PIMS.
The fire broke out at a nursery in the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS). The incident claimed the lives of several newborn babies.
Abrar Ul Haq shared the announcement through a video on Instagram. He expressed deep sadness over the deaths and offered his support to the affected families.
The singer said Pakistan was going through a period of mourning. He felt that holding a celebration during this difficult time would not be appropriate.
He described the PIMS fire as a national tragedy. He also said the deaths of newborn babies had deeply affected people across the country.
Abrar said he discussed the situation with his team and close friends. After those discussions, he decided to postpone the Middlesbrough concert.
The singer said the decision was made as a sign of respect for the victims. He also wanted to stand with the families facing the painful loss.
The upcoming concert had received a strong response from fans in Middlesbrough. According to Abrar Ul Haq, the event was almost sold out.
Despite the postponement, fans will still have the opportunity to attend the concert. The singer confirmed that the event has not been cancelled.
The concert has now been rescheduled for September. Existing ticket holders will be able to attend the rescheduled show.
The singer’s decision comes as Pakistan mourns the loss of the newborn babies. The incident has also raised concerns about safety at healthcare facilities.
Abrar Ul Haq’s announcement highlights the importance of showing solidarity during national tragedies. His decision allows fans and families to observe the mourning period.
Fans who purchased tickets are expected to receive further information about the new concert date. The rescheduled event will take place in Middlesbrough in September.
The singer also reassured his supporters that the concert would continue. However, he chose to delay the celebration out of respect for the victims.
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The postponement reflects the widespread grief following the PIMS nursery fire. The tragedy has affected families, healthcare workers, and people across Pakistan.
