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Sushi-Y · 2006-05-02, 01:41

From the evening edition newspaper on June XX, 1980

At around 2PM in the afternoon on XX, office worker XXX-san and his wife XXXX-san from X district of Hinamizawa Village, Shishibone City,
fell from an observation deck in the prefectural Shirakawa nature park down into a river located 27m below, and went missing.
The police and fire department began a seach downstream, and at around 7PM of the same day, they discovered the body of XXX-san.
The wife, XXXX-san, has still not been found.

Due to the recent effects of typhoon no.3, the water level of the river is elevated, creating difficulties for the search effort.

It appears that that the XX-san couple fell when they leaned on the observation deck's fence, causing it to break away.
Since the fence appears to be in a deterioriated state, the police is currently questioning park authorties regarding on whether or not equipments within the parks were being managed properly.

2006-05-02, 01:41	Link #10
Sushi-Y 湯音カワユス~ Scanlator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Canada Age: 38	The dam project supporter couple's falling accident (Ep. 02) From the evening edition newspaper on June XX, 1980 At around 2PM in the afternoon on XX, office worker XXX-san and his wife XXXX-san from X district of Hinamizawa Village, Shishibone City, fell from an observation deck in the prefectural Shirakawa nature park down into a river located 27m below, and went missing. The police and fire department began a seach downstream, and at around 7PM of the same day, they discovered the body of XXX-san. The wife, XXXX-san, has still not been found. Due to the recent effects of typhoon no.3, the water level of the river is elevated, creating difficulties for the search effort. It appears that that the XX-san couple fell when they leaned on the observation deck's fence, causing it to break away. Since the fence appears to be in a deterioriated state, the police is currently questioning park authorties regarding on whether or not equipments within the parks were being managed properly. Last edited by kj1980; 2006-05-08 at 12:56.