Three people dead in a fire during a protest in Indonesia

At least three people died in a fire set by protesters at a City Hall building in the city of Macasar, in eastern Indonesia, a local official told AFP on Saturday (30.08.2025).
In the streets of Jakarta, Surabaya, and other cities, protesters stormed government buildings and clashed with authorities. The victims, who were working at the Macasar City Hall, lost their lives due to the violent actions of the protesters. The incident has caused shock and outrage throughout the country.
Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fire and deaths. The protesters who initiated the violent act are being sought for questioning. The government is calling for calm and urging citizens to express their grievances through peaceful means.
The situation in Indonesia remains tense as protests continue to escalate in various cities. Security measures have been reinforced to prevent further violence. The families of the victims are mourning their loss and demanding justice for the tragic events that unfolded during the protest.
The international community is closely monitoring the situation in Indonesia and expressing concern over the violence that has resulted in loss of life. Calls for dialogue and peaceful resolution of conflicts are being made to prevent further tragedies from occurring. The Indonesian government is under pressure to address the issues that have led to the protests and ensure the safety of its citizens.