UK Athletics has been fined £350,000 ($471,520) for corporate manslaughter following the tragic death of Abdullah Hayayei, a Paralympic athlete from the United Arab Emirates. Hayayei was killed in 2017 when a metal throwing cage collapsed on him during training at the Newham Leisure Centre in London, while he was preparing for the World Paralympic Athletics Championships. The investigation revealed that the stabilizing base plates of the discus cage were missing, indicating gross negligence in safety management by UK Athletics. The organization pleaded guilty and was also ordered to pay £44,000 in court costs. Additionally, Keith Davies, the head of sport for the championships, pleaded guilty to a violation of the Health and Safety at Work Act and received a community order requiring 175 hours of unpaid work. Colin Gibbs from the Crown Prosecution Service emphasized that Hayayei's death was entirely avoidable due to the unsafe conditions left by UK Athletics. In response, the organization expressed its deep regret and commitment to enhancing safety standards in the sport.