Overnight clashes between supporters of two indonesian football teams in East Java Province left at least 127 people dead Among them were two police officers and 180 wounded, most of whom were run over death After the stampede that followed the crowd trouble at match, police said.
distance match Between Arima FC and Persibaya Surabaya, supporters of Arema FC who lost match – The first Loss in more Over two decades arch-rival has conquered the playing field.
police, who He described the unrest as “riots” he tried to persuade fans Returning to the stands, they fired tea gas into the stands after two officers were killed, resulting in a stampede and causing casualties of East Java Police Chief Nico Aventa told reporters of suffocation.
Local video clips news Channels shown people Rush to the field in the stadium in Malang and photos of body bags.
hundreds of people Run to the exit gate in try to avoid tear gas. Some choked in and trampled chaos and so on, killing 34 almost immediately.
More than 300 people were taken to nearby hospitals for treat Wounded, but many died on The way And during treatment, Aventa said.
In the accident 127 people two died of Who are the police officers? 34 people He died on the field and the rest died in Aventa said in a permit.
“They have gone out to me one Point at exit. Then there was a buildup, in the operation of There was a palace in the accumulation of breath and lack of He said “oxygen”.
Indonesian government I apologize for The incident promised to investigate the circumstances of the stampede.
“I’m sorry for This accident… This is an unfortunate accident that “hurts” our football While fans can watch football matches “From the stadium,” Indonesia’s Minister of Sports and Youth Zinedine Amali told Kompas.
“We will accurately assess the organization of The match and attendance of supporters. Shall we go back to banning the masses from attending matches? That’s what we’ll discuss.”
indonesian summit league BRI Liga 1 . has been suspended games for a week after match that Persibaya won 3-2 The Football Association investigation was opened of Indonesia (PSSI) said.
There have been previous outbreaks of A problem in matches in Indonesia, with Strong competition between clubs sometimes leading violence between supporters.
