Three dead after protests against the death of the taxi driver in Indonesia star-news.press/wp

Three people were killed after the demonstrators set fire to the council building in eastern Indonesia, amid demonstrations at the level of the country about the death of a riding riding driver.

Affan Kurniawan, 21, was operated by a police car in Jakarta during previous protests on low wages and still continuing politicians.

The demonstrations are seen as a major test of President Prabu Sobanto, who visited the Cornoan family late on Friday to offer his condolences.

On Saturday, he canceled a planned trip to China next week to attend a military parade celebrating the end of World War II, as violent clashes continued throughout Indonesia.

Tiktok’s social media platform also suspended a living feature in Indonesia for a few days in response to the protests.

The demonstrators gathered during the weekend, including in front of the police headquarters in Bali, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. Police throughout the country fired tear gas at the crowd in an attempt to disperse them.

AFFAN Kurniawan’s funeral took place on Friday, with his former colleagues accompanying him to the last comfort place.

They were joined by the Jakarta police chief Asib Eddie Sougheri, as well as politicians Rick Dai Petaluka and former Jakarta ruler Anis Baswaidan, who expressed their hope to investigate the case, but called on the passengers to surrender to stop their protest in order to maintain stability.

The police chief also repeated an apology.

During this, the demonstrators gathered outside the police headquarters to demand justice for his death.

An apology was also issued to the family of Mr. Kurniawan by Subianto, who said it was “shocked and disappointed by the excessive measures of the officers.”

The governor of Jakarta, Bramuno Anung, also visited the family of Mr. Corinuan, expressing his condolences and providing financial assistance to his funerary arrangements.

Seven members of the Satbrimob Major General (SATBRIMOB) was found on Friday.

With the passage of today, the crowd continued to grow, as students arrived from the University of Bertamina.

Earlier, the demonstrators put a remarkable banner on a pedestrian bridge that reads “the arrest of the curse officers.”

In Koutang, an area in central Jakarta, tensions rose when the demonstrators went to the road in front of the Indonesian National Police headquarters. It was previously banned by the Navy and the Army.

Police fired tear gas at the demonstrators from inside the station, where the demonstrators are also trying to prevent a police convoy and throw rocks in vehicles.

Despite the heavy rains, some demonstrators threw Molotov cocktails and firecrackers to the police complex, according to the BBC partner in Indonesia, Compass.

The Government News Agency reported that dozens of vehicles were hit.

The protests were also seen outside Jakarta, West Java, Surrartha, Bandung and Midan.

Done -made aircraft shots for Mr. Kurniawan’s funeral showed that thousands of cyclists have turned into support, others on foot and others on their cars – many wear the distinctive green color for the Gojek employer, a multi -purpose application that includes passenger participation services.

After the death of Mr. Kurniawan, Gojek issued a statement saying: “Behind every green jacket, there is a family, prayer and struggle.

“Affan Kurniawan was part of that trip, leaving his departure deeply to all of us.”

The company added that it will provide support to the family of Mr. Kurniawan.

While the protests – which took place this week – revolve around a wide range of issues, one of the basic complaints relates to a new monthly allowance for legislators.

They are scheduled to get 50 million rupees ($ 3,030; 2,250 pounds), approximately 10 times the minimum wage in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia and its largest city.

The demonstrators also demand higher wages, low taxes, and stronger measures to combat corruption.