The harrowing moment is captured when a sound system collapses, killing one 12-year-old student and injuring four others in Indonesia on Sunday (August 25).

The incident occurred a day before the opening of the National Cultural Camp which was held at the Chatib Soelaiman field, Padang Panjang City, West Sumatra. At that time, the victims were conducting a rehearsal, coinciding with the preparation for the opening stage.

Rara Rizkyatul Hanif (12), died at the scene.
Two of the other victims were both 11-years-old and suffered minor injuries.
The other two victims were teachers at the elementary school and have underwent surgery as a result of their injuries.

Their status is unknown at this time.

Sound system rigging line array stand collapsed on the dancers, a student died

An audio equipment pole collapses on a crowd students and teachers in Indonesia, a student dies and 4 sent to hospital as injuries and broken bones.

Footage filmed at Chatib Soelaiman Field at Bancah Laweh, Padang Panjang city, on Sunday August 25, show people's panic shortly after the victims struck by poles were taken to hospital.

Filmer, who is a teacher, said that on Sunday morning, delegates from school delegations from all over Indonesia gathered to prepare for the opening of the 10th National Cultural Camp 2019.

In the main stage area, event organizer officers installing stage equipment and some audio sound system.

Not far from the stage there is a group of students and elementary school teachers practicing dancing.

The pole on which the speakers hang suddenly collapsed on five students and elementary school teachers. A 12-year-old elementary school student died on the spot. Two elementary school students, an administrative staff member, and a teacher were injured and taken to hospital.

As of Wednesday, August 28, police still investigating the incident. Police have interrogated witnesses and the committee.

The National Cultural Camp Event in Indonesia from 26 to 30 August 2019 is a scout activity to preserve and get to know the culture of each region.

At the opening on Monday, August 26th, a mass dance involving 2,220 elementary to high school students was performed on the field to break the record for the World-Indonesia Record Museum (MURI).