Pakistani singer Shae Gill, best known for her global hit Pasoori, sustained an injury after a drone camera struck her during a live concert held at a private society in Islamabad.
The incident occurred while Gill was performing on stage, prompting concerns among fans and fellow artists.
Taking to Instagram Stories, the singer shared details of the unfortunate incident and reassured her followers about her health. Gill revealed that a “super fast” drone camera flew directly at her and severely injured her hand after the operator lost control of the device.
“I was performing at a private society in Islamabad, and they handed the controller of a drone to an amateur,” Gill wrote. She added that the drone flew straight toward her and “cut my hand so bad,” causing immediate injury during the performance.
Despite the frightening experience, the singer confirmed that she received prompt medical treatment and is now recovering. “I’m okay now,” Gill said, adding that she also received a tetanus injection as a precautionary measure.
Gill expressed gratitude to fans, friends, and colleagues who reached out to check on her wellbeing following the incident. Her calm response and transparency were appreciated by followers, many of whom raised concerns about safety measures at live events.
The incident has reignited discussions around the use of drones at concerts and public gatherings, particularly when operated by inexperienced individuals. Industry professionals have repeatedly emphasized the importance of trained operators and strict safety protocols to prevent such accidents.
