Justice Calls For Vendors Appear After Riot Concerts In Tangerang

The Lentera Festival stage was burned (doc. IST)

JAKARTA - It is undeniable that anger must arise when we have bought our favorite musician concert tickets, but the concert was canceled. That's what happened at the Lentera Festival which should have taken place at the Pasar Kemis Football Field, Tangerang on Sunday, June 23 night.

Unfortunately, the anger of the audience ended with the anarchic actions of some irresponsible people. The guardrail was damaged, the stage burned, until the existing musical instruments were destroyed.

The organizers of the event will certainly be the party that must be responsible for the cancellation of the concert. However, anarchic actions cannot be justified. In fact, the frustration they expressed was the wrong anger.

Various tools that were damaged and burned belonged to the vendor, which incidentally was rented by the event organizers. With what happened, those who rented their tools for the Lantern Festival were like falling down the stairs. The organizers paid in full, and the equipment was destroyed by the anger of the audience.

On social media, #justiceforvendors are also called for. Although the error clearly rests with the event organizers, the uncontrolled attitude of the audience makes the vendors have to suffer heavy losses.

Ifan Seventeen through his Instagram upload also seemed to vent his frustration with the anarchist actions of the audience.

'Please, READ IT WELL! THE COMMITTEE OF THE VENDOR'S MATCH AND EVENT IS DIFFERENT!!! If you are disappointed with the committee, don't be the target vendor. WRONG TARGET!! They are also victims, they only provide tools and equipment for the event, starting from sound systems, stages, lighting and others," wrote the Seventeen vocalist.

"THEY ARE ALSO VICTIMS, THEY ARE ALSO NOT CERTAINLY PAID FOR THE SOFT, THEY ARE ALSO SUFFERING LOSSES (OF COURSE WITH A LARGE NUMBER). IF YOU WANT TO BE ANGRY, YOU CAN'T USH AARCHITICALLY! CAN'T MAKE USH PLAY FUEL. WHO IS NGAJARIN SIK?! "

The call for justice for losing vendors was also carried out by several social media accounts that re-uploaded the actions of people who damaged various tools around the stage.

Guyon Waton, one of the groups that was supposed to fill the event, also called for the same thing. They confirmed that the vendors involved had only been paid 50 percent by the event organizers.

The new Vendor sound, lighting, stage and talent are paid 50%