What Happened At Kanjuruhan Stadium?
Dez Corkhill, Sports Commentator and Writer | Nurina Savitri, Media and Campaign Manager, Amnesty International Indonesia | Professor Alison Hutton, Assistant Dean International, College of Health, Medicine and Wellbeing, The University of Newcastle Australia
03-Oct-22 18:00
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At least 125 people died over the weekend in Indonesia when a football match between two rival teams ended with a crowd rush that prompted police to fire tear gas, sending waves of panic and trapping fans in a deadly crush. First, we look at what unfolded during the match and subsequently in the stadium. Then we speak to Amnesty International Indonesia about the growing calls for investigations into the incident and how authorities managed it. Finally, a look at how crowd control in large spaces could be better planned.
Image source: LE GALL 29, Shutterstock
Produced by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Natasha Fusil, Kelly Anissa
Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn
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Categories: wellness
Tags: stampede, sports, stadium, football, indonesia, tear gas, police force, human rights,
