it is a big problem- _ hal lambert, founder and ceo of point bridge capital and a former director ate. thank ou. in indonesia verdicts will be handed down on thursday for three police officers charged with negligence over a deadly stampede in a football stadium last year. indonesia's human rights commission has said police officers firing tear gas into the crowds was the main cause of the fatal stampede at malang's kanjuruhan stadium, in which 135 people were killed. 0ur correspondent, valdya baraputri, is injakarta. talk us through the background of the case. talk us through the background of the case-— of the case. yes, so i'm going to take you — of the case. yes, so i'm going to take you back _ of the case. yes, so i'm going to take you back to _ of the case. yes, so i'm going to take you back to october. of the case. yes, so i'm going. to take you back to october the first of last year. early—morning indonesians were shocked by the deaths dozens of people and it was at a stadium in malang a city called kanjuruhan stadium. there was a match between two football clubs, rivals that

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