Protests in Indonesia turn violent, mob burns parliament building, 3 dead, 5 injured.

In Makassar, Indonesia, a mob set fire to a local parliament building during protests against lawmakers' allowances, resulting in three deaths and five hospitalizations. The protests, sparked by the death of a delivery rider during clashes with riot police, turned violent. Demonstrators also burned vehicles and looted the building. The incident reflects growing public discontent over government allowances and perceived police brutality.