Key Points
- On Friday, November 15, at 7:00 p.m., the final qualifying match for the FIFA World Cup 26 between Japan and Indonesia will be held at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta. Large crowds, including many passionate supporters, are expected.
- Japanese nationals should remain vigilant to avoid any incidents, especially if moving around the city or using public transportation.
- When attending the match, stay informed through media, remain aware of surroundings, and promptly leave if any unusual activity is observed.
Detailed Guidance
- Event Information and Anticipated Crowds
The World Cup qualifying match between Japan and Indonesia will take place at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, November 15, at Jakarta’s Gelora Bung Karno Stadium. A large turnout from both countries’ supporters is expected, which may lead to high crowd density and increased police presence. - Safety Precautions Amid Potential Risks
In Indonesian domestic league matches, there have been occasional incidents involving fan altercations and disruptive behavior, including a tragic incident in East Java’s Kanjuruhan Stadium in 2022 that resulted in numerous casualties. While such cases have not been reported in international matches, exercise caution, especially near the stadium or crowded areas in the city center. Plan accordingly and be prepared to leave quickly if you observe any signs of tension. - Risk of Theft and Other Crimes
Be mindful that large gatherings can also increase the risk of theft and other crimes. If attending the match, take extra precautions to secure valuables and avoid carrying unnecessary items.
If you require assistance, please contact local authorities or reach out to the Japanese embassy in Jakarta.
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