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MEDIC responded to 40 heat-related calls at Bank of America Stadium during a Usher and Chris Brown concert on Friday. Authorities warn of potential heat-related issues for the second concert on Saturday and advise attendees to stay hydrated and avoid alcohol.

Heat-related medical calls surged in Charlotte during Usher and Chris Brown concerts at Bank of America Stadium as temperatures reached near 98°F with a heat index of 100-105°F. Medics reported 26 heat-related calls on Friday, 20 at the stadium, and 40 additional cases near the venue by Saturday. Mecklenburg County provided cooling resources including shelters, recreation centers, pools, and spraygrounds.

MEDIC responded to 26 heat-related calls in Charlotte, with 20 incidents at Bank of America Stadium during the first night of 'The R&B Tour' featuring Usher and Chris Brown. The event occurred under a Code Orange air quality alert, complicating conditions for individuals with respiratory issues. MEDIC reported 11 additional heat-related calls at the stadium by 1 p.m. the following day.

Twenty heat-related medical calls were reported during a Usher and Chris Brown concert in Charlotte. A Code Orange air quality alert was in effect at the time of the event.

Thousands of fans are attending 'The R&B Tour' featuring Usher and Chris Brown at Bank of America Stadium amid extreme heat and a Code Orange air quality alert. MEDIC is advising attendees to prepare for the weather, with on-site medical units and safety recommendations provided to mitigate health risks.