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The Indonesian football association continues to review the incident. The Indonesian FA also suspended all league matches for one week following the tragedy, while Arema will not be permitted to host any more home matches for the rest of the season. 

In its security protocols, FIFA advises against the use of tear gas in or around stadiums in order to avoid risky situations such as in La Plata or in the Indonesian city of Malanga last Saturday, when many of the dead were crushed to death during the stampede of fans.
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Regueiro, who once played for lower division club Villa San Carlos, was treated by paramedics and later went into cardiac arrest while he was being rushed to San Martín Hospital, according to Argentine newspaper Perfil.

Players react after police fired tear gas and entered the Juan Carmelo Zerillo stadium during the Argentine Professional Football League match between Gimnasia La Plata and Boca Juniors in La Plata, Argentina

'My dad never had a heart condition like the news reports say. My dad died on the field. They did not assist him, he was alive. They let him die there. Justice for my dad, all those who are responsible have to pay,' she wrote on her Facebook page. 'The police killed him. He was on lying on the floor, he couldn't breathe and a tear gas was fired at his side ...' 
The incident, according to Argentine network TNT Sports, was caused by the upsetting reaction from fans when a police officer allegedly pushed a girl. Fans scuffled with security forces who responded by firing rubber bullets and tear gas.  Meanwhile, fans were still attempting to enter the stadium, but the entrance gates were already closed. 

Some fans claimed there had been overselling of tickets amid excitement over the encounter between two teams fighting for the league title, saying people likely became anger when they could not get into the stadium.
'The AFA strongly repudiates the events that took place today in the vicinity of Gimnasia stadium and expresses its commitment to continue working to eradicate this kind of incidents that tarnishes the spirit of football.'

Carlos Regueiro fell ill and died of a heart attack after police fired rubber bullets and tear gas after rioting fans rushed the field during a soccer match between Gimnasia La Plata and Boca Juniors at Juan Carmelo Zerillo Stadium in La Plata, Argentina, on Thursday night. The 57-year-old was a former soccer player who once played for Villa San Carlos, lower division club

Carlos Regueiro attended the match with his family and fell ill due to the effects of the tear gas that had been fired after the police tried to get the crowd to retreat from the field during the Gimnasia La Plata and Boca Juniors match at Juan Carmelo Zerillo Stadium in the Buenos Aires town of La Plata.

Fans of the home team Gimnasia La Plata and visiting Boca Juniors had struggled earlier to enter the already full stadium when police resorted to firing rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the fans.