Three killed in fire at Indonesian government building blamed on protesters
Summary
A fire at an Indonesian government building in the city of Makassar resulted in three deaths and five injuries. The fire is blamed on protesters amidst widespread demonstrations across Indonesia, sparked by the controversial death of a motorcycle delivery driver. The protests are part of larger unrest over low wages and perceived government corruption.Key Facts
- Three people died in a fire at a regional parliament building in Makassar, Indonesia.
- Five people were injured in the incident, with two hurt while jumping from the building.
- The fire was allegedly started by protesters during a larger series of demonstrations.
- Protests erupted after a motorcycle delivery driver was killed by a police vehicle.
- Riot police and protesters clashed in multiple cities, including Jakarta and Bandung.
- Over 200 protesters were reported injured in the demonstrations.
- Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto called for calm and launched an investigation.
- Seven police officers are being questioned in connection to the driver’s death.
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