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1 TNI Died, 5 Police Injured in Papua Rally Today

28 August 2019 18:16 WIB

Papuan students staged a protest in front of Merdeka State Palace in Jakarta, August 22, 2019. Papuan students were detained in the East Java city of Surabaya over accusations that they had disrespected the Indonesian flag in front of a dormitory during celebrations of Independence Day on Saturday, August 17, 2019, triggering mass protests across West Papua. TEMPO/Subekti

TEMPO.CO, JakartaOne personnel of Indonesian Military (TNI) has died during a mass rally in Deiyai, Papua Province today, August 28. Some 150 people hit the street in front of the Regent’s office.

The mass demanded the regent attend the referendum reading, yet the request was ignored.

“Then a riot broke out. One TNI personnel died and five police officers sustain injuries of archery,” said National Police spokesman Brig. Gen. Dedi Prasetyo in Mercure Hotel, Ancol, North Jakarta, Wednesday, August 28.

Dedi suspected the Armed Criminal Group (KKB) to have infiltrated the demonstration. As of now, TNI and Police officers are still striving to tame the rally.

“We also call in public figures to calm the situation to refrain people from being provoked any further,” Dedi said.

Based on the information so far, six civilians have also fell victims in the riot. However, Dedi could not yet detail the issue. “Information regarding the six people cannot be confirmed yet. Papua Police are still investigating it,” he added.

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