Illustration of clashes between organizations. (Between)
“There are three victims. Two from FBR, one from PP.”
SuaraJakarta.id – Clashes between organizations between Pemuda Pancasila (PP) and the Betawi Rempug Forum (FBR) took place in Lembang Market, Ciledug, City Tangerang, Friday (11/19/2021) night. As a result, the victims of each organization.
The Tangerang Metro Police Chief, Kombes Deonijiu de Fatima, confirmed that the mass organizations clash PP vs FBR it.
“It’s true, two mass organizations clashed in Lembang Market,” he said when confirmed by SuaraJakarta.id, Friday (11/19/2021) night.
Deonijiu explained, the clash occurred at around 18.50 WIB. The trigger, said Deonijiu, was the vandalism of PP’s post that occurred a few days ago.
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“The trigger a few days ago they were noisy, due to the PP post which was damaged. It was allegedly damaged by FBR, but it is still an assumption,” he explained.
In addition, Deonijiu said, clashes between mass organizations broke out in Lembang Market because of mutual ridicule when the PP mass was carrying out a convoy.
On the way, the mass of the convoy met with the FBR crowd and they made fun of each other on the streets.
“Today is PP’s birthday, they passed the convoy and met the FBR group making fun of it, finally a clash occurred,” said Deonijiu.
The clash took a toll. At least three people were injured as a result of being slashed by a suspected sharp weapon. They have been taken to a nearby hospital for intensive care.
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“There are three victims. Two from FBR, one from PP. They are all male and currently in hospital,” he said.
The heated atmosphere of the clash between mass organizations went viral after being recorded by residents and uploaded to social media.
One of them is by the account @jabodetabek.info. It can be seen that the traffic flow around Lembang Market was jammed due to the clashes between the mass organizations.
Contributors: Wivy Hikmatullah
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