Argentina Football Fans Clash: Police Fired Bullets And Tear Gas, One Killed
It is not even a week since the Indonesia stampede that there has been news of football fans clashing in another match. This time the fans of the two teams have clashed in Argentina. One death has also been reported from this.
According to the information received, fans clashed during the Argentine League match between Gymnasia and Boca Juniors on Thursday night at the Argentine Football Stadium. The police fired rubber bullets and fired tear gas to control the crowd. This also resulted in the death of a fan.
5 days ago 174 died in a stampede in Indonesia
5 days ago, 174 people were killed and 180 were injured during a football match at the Kanjuruhan Stadium in Indonesia. There was a match going on between two teams in BRI League-1. After a team lost, its fans entered the field. It was only after this incident that the police took action and there was an orgy of death.
Police said that 174 people died in the incident, out of which two are police officers. 34 people died on the spot inside the stadium and the rest were in the hospital. Videos of the incident have also surfaced, in which fans are seen throwing items at the security personnel.
To control the crowd, the police lathi-charged and fired teargas shells. The Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) has issued a statement expressing grief over the incident.
PSSI said that what happened after the game will be investigated and for this, a team has left for Malang. PT Liga Indonesia Baru (LIB) President Akhmad Hadian Lukita said that we are deeply saddened by this incident. Hopefully, this will be a lesson for all of us.
