Measure was imposed by the state government, which complied with a recommendation from the Public Prosecution Service; Clubs will have to adopt ticket sales with facial recognition technology
And they will not have the presence of fans in their next five matches, a decision that comes after episodes of. The measure was imposed by the, which complied with a recommendation from the Public Prosecution Service, aiming to increase safety in sporting events. To ensure a safer environment, clubs should implement a biometric registration system for fans, as well as adopting tickets with facial recognition technology.
The Pernambuco Football Federation also announced the return of politics during the classics, a measure that seeks to minimize the risk of confrontation between rival fans. This decision is a direct response to recent incidents that stained the image of local football.
The clashes resulted in the detention of 14 people and left 12 injured, with nine of them needing hospitalization. Videos disseminated on social networks showed a man being sexually assaulted with sticks. Despite the severity of the situation, there was no record of deaths. The last classic, which was part of the Pernambuco Championship, ended with the victory of Santa Cruz, which won 1-0.
Posted by Felipe Dantas
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