Riot police disperse hundreds of protesters outside World Cup stadium after match
By APSunday, June 13, 2010
Riot police break up World Cup wages demonstration
DURBAN, South Africa — Armed riot police have charged into hundreds of stewards at a World Cup stadium who were protesting about not getting paid enough for their work.
Police appeared to set off two percussive grenades, causing loud bangs, to drive the protesters out of a parking lot under the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban hours after Germany beat Australia 4-0 in Group D.
There was no immediate word of any injuries or arrests at the protest in the early hours of Monday morning.
Filed under: Political and Civil Unrest
Tags: 2010 Fifa World Cup, Africa, Durban, Events, International Soccer, Protests And Demonstrations, Riots, South Africa, Southern Africa, Violence, World cup
Tags: 2010 Fifa World Cup, Africa, Durban, Events, International Soccer, Protests And Demonstrations, Riots, South Africa, Southern Africa, Violence, World cup
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