Diperintah Jokowi, PSSI Siapkan Standar Baru Pengamanan Laga Sepakbola
Perintah Presiden RI Joko Widodo membuat PSSI mencari formula baru pengamanan laga sepakbola. Kebijakan baru akan menjadi standarisasi di seluruh Indonesia.
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FIFA Akan Kunjungi Indonesia, PSSI: Tragedi Kanjuruhan Salah Oknum
Tragedi Kanjuruhan membuat FIFA akan datang ke Indonesia. PSSI bersiap untuk menunjukkan keseriusan dalam menangani insiden memilukan di Malang.
UEFA games to hold moment of silence in memory of Indonesian stadium disaster victims
A moment of silence will be held at all matches in European competitions this week in memory of the victims of the Indonesian stadium disaster that killed at least 125 people, European soccer's governing body UEFA said on Tuesday.
Analisis Pakar asal Inggris soal Tragedi Kanjuruhan
Ratusan orang tewas dalam Tragedi Kanjuruhan, usai menyaksikan pertandingan sepakbola. Begini kata pakar asal Inggris soal peristiwa memilukan tersebut.
Ini Alasan PSSI Sertakan Aparat di Dalam Stadion
PSSI membeberkan alasan menyertakan kehadiran aparat di dalam stadion, setelah hal itu dinilai turut menjadi penyebab terjadinya Tragedi Kanjuruhan yang memakan korban jiwa.
Panpel Arema FC Dihukum Tak Boleh Berkiprah di Sepakbola Seumur Hidup
Ketua Panitia Penyelenggara Arema FC Abdul Haris mendapat sanksi larangan berkecimpung di sepakbola Indonesia seumur hidup. Arema juga dihukum tak boleh gelar pertandingan kandang dan disanksi denda Rp 250 juta.
Indonesia probes elite officers as stadium disaster death toll rises
Indonesia): Elite Indonesian police officers were under investigation Tuesday over a stadium stampede that killed 131 people including dozens of children in one of the deadliest disasters in football history. As public anger grew, police moved to punish those responsible for the crush in the city of Malang that witnesses say started when officers fired tear gas into packed stands to quell a pitch invasion. "As the regional police chief, I am concerned, saddened and at the same time I am sorry for the shortcomings in the security process," East Java police chief Nico Afinta told a press conference Tuesday. The terraces of the Kanjuruhan stadium were packed Saturday evening with 42,000 "Aremania", or Arema FC fans, for a match against fierce rivals Persebaya Surabaya. But after a 3-2 defeat, the first home loss for more than two decades to their adversaries, fans streamed down to the pitch to confront players and management. Police described the incident as a riot and said two officers were killed, but survivors accused them of overreacting. Officers responded to the pitch invasion with force, kicking and hitting fans with batons, according to witnesses and video footage, prompting more fans to enter the pitch. "If there was a riot, (tear gas) should be fired to the pitch, not in the stand," Danny Agung Prasetyo, coordinator of supporter group Arema DC, told AFP. The death toll jumped again on Tuesday with local health official Wiyanto Wijoyo telling AFP six more victims had succumbed to their injuries. Indonesian officials said 4,000 more tickets had been allocated for the match than should have been, while some of the stadium's doors appeared to have been shut, according to witnesses.
Indonesia football body bans 2 club officials for life over deadly stampede
Indonesia's football federation said on Tuesday it has banned two officials from Arema FC for life over the stadium riot and stampede that killed at least 125 people. The club was also fined 250 million rupiah ($16,398), Erwin Tobing, the head of the association's discipline committee, told a news conference.