Football Stampede in Kanjuruhan Stadium from the Perspective of Disaster Preparedness on Mass Casualty Incident: A Case Study of Mass Gathering Event

Introduction: The lack of planning and coordination by the mass gathering event organizers involving other stakeholders, especially from health sector, caused casualty incidents which could not be managed in a timely manner resulted many victims. This was worsened fact that nearest facilities to did have disaster management plan such as hospital preparedness which, if any, operational. No firm regulation forced, monitored, evaluated necessity high-risk events yet Indonesia. Method: Using case study qualitative research method conducting media observations listening webinars on experiences with workers involved handling social Kanjuruhan tragedy. Supported analysis policy reviews in-depth interviews stakeholders field. Results: is ongoing research, results been finalized. However, information has obtained so far, it can concluded there no synergy between plans prepared football match organizing committee, police, local government, referral facilities. identified absence medical director at facility, out access for team location, crowd site incident 720 injured 135 them dead. made second worst stampede history. Conclusion: Specific specific matches required Indonesia risk hooliganism some areas. will mandatory committee comply involve relevant sector.