(3 Oct 2022)
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Malang - 3 October 2022
1. Players from Arema FC wearing black shirts walking toward building
2. Islamic boarding school "Miftahul Ulum Atthohirin"
3. Students gathering outside in courtyard
4. Foreign player of Arema FC greeted by administrator of boarding school
5. People gathered in courtyard watching  
6. Players sitting
7. Picture of Syahrulloh, an 18-year-old victim of the disaster on mobile screen shown by his uncle Abdul Syakur
8. SOUNDBITE (Indonesian) Abdul Syakur, Uncle of Syahrulloh:
"Very shocked. All family members were very shocked and sad because they did not expect this incident. His son was quiet and never did any harm."
9. Arema FC headquarters
10. SOUNDBITE (Indonesian) Gilang Permana, President of Arema FC:
"I apologize to the victims, their families, and the entire Indonesian people for the riots that happened (causing deaths) and what the Arema FC big family is currently experiencing."
11. Wide of players at cemetery
12. Various of players praying next to grave
13. Syahrulloh's grave
STORYLINE:
Players and officials from the Indonesian football team at the centre the Kanjuruhan Stadium disaster visited the families of victims killed in the stampedes on Monday.
Arema FC players, including several foreign team members, wore black shirts and came to Miftahul Ulum Atthohirin Islamic boarding school in Gondang Legi, Malang, a few kilometers away from the stadium, to pay their respects.
One of the victims, Syahrulloh, 18-years old, was a student of the school.
Syahrulloh's uncle Abdul Syakur told The Associated Press that his nephew was a big supporter of Arema FC who watched every match at Kanjuruhan stadium.
"Very shocked. All family members were very shocked and sad because they did not expect this incident," he said.
Earlier at a news conference held at Arema FC headquarters, president of the club Gilang Permana apologised to the families of the victims for the tragedy.
Police firing tear gas after an Indonesian soccer match in an attempt to stop violence triggered a disastrous crush of fans making a panicked, chaotic run for the exits, leaving at least 125 people dead, most of them trampled upon or suffocated.
Attention immediately focused on police crowd-control measures at Saturday night's match between host Arema FC of East Java's Malang city and Persebaya Surabaya.
Witnesses described officers beating them with sticks and shields before shooting tear gas canisters directly into the crowds.  
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