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MALANG, Indonesia: Hundreds of Indonesians on Sunday paid tribute to the victims of a football stadium stampede a year ago that killed 135 people in one of the world's worst sports disasters, while some locals entered the ground and started fires on the pitch.
Hundreds of Indonesians paid tribute Sunday to the victims of a football stadium crush a year ago that killed 135 people in one of the world's worst sports disasters, while some locals entered the ground and started fires on the pitch. Grieving relatives, survivors and fans gathered for a mass prayer at the Kanjuruhan stadium…
MALANG: Hundreds of Indonesians paid tribute on Sunday (Oct 1) to the victims of a football stadium crush a year ago that killed 135 people in one of the world's worst sports disasters, while some locals entered the ground and started fires on the pitch. Grieving relatives, survivors and fans gathered for
Hundreds of Indonesians paid tribute Sunday to the victims of a football stadium crush a year ago that killed 135 people in one of the world's worst sports disasters, while some locals entered the ground and started fires on the pitch.Locals entered the stadium through its open gates in the evening after Sunday's prayers, starting fires on the pitch and chanting Arema songs, according to an AFP journalist.
Hundreds of Indonesians paid emotional tributes Sunday to the victims of a football stadium crush a year ago that killed 135 people in one of the world's worst sports disasters. Grieving relatives, survivors and fans gathered for a mass prayer at the Kanjuruhan stadium in the East Javan city of Malang, where the fatal stampede unfolded at the end of a match between Arema FC and fierce rivals Persebaya Surabaya.