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Indonesia vows to ensure safety for Vietnamese football fans

The Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) on October 9 pledged to spare no efforts to ensure safety for Vietnam’s football fans during the Indonesia-Vietnam match in the World Cup 2022 qualifying round.
Indonesia vows to ensure safety for Vietnamese football fans ảnh 1At the working session between the Vietnamese Embassy and the Football Association of Indonesia (Photo: VNA)
Jakarta (VNA) – The FootballAssociation of Indonesia (PSSI) on October 9 pledged to spare no efforts toensure safety for Vietnam’s football fans during the Indonesia-Vietnam match inthe World Cup 2022 qualifying round.

At a working sessionwith the Embassy of Vietnam in Indonesia, PSSI Secretary General Ratu Tisha Destria said that the association has devised securityplans for the match, which is slated for October 15 at the Kapten I Wayan Diptastadium on Indonesia’s Bali island.

She voiced her hope that with closecollaboration of the PSSI, the Vietnam Football Federation and the VietnameseEmbassy, the match will be a success.

An exclusive entrance way and seats will bezoned off for Vietnamese fans, she added.

For his part, Vietnamese Ambassador toIndonesia Pham Vinh Quang asked the PSSI to ensure safety for Vietnameseplayers and spectators, by enhancing security measures and preparing scenariosin case of incidents, especially after a recent violence during theIndonesia-Malaysia match.

Vietnamese fans are also asked not to bringinflammables and flares to the stadium.

The match will be Vietnam’s third game inGroup G. It is scheduled be aired live from 6.30 pm on VTV6./.
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