Although most of the victims did not suffer serious physical injuries. But yesterday's events would inflict deep trauma on their emotions. After this, some of them likely had to go back and forth to the hospital a few more times to undergo therapy to restore their mental condition.
"We're fine now," replied Nakatsura. Mano turned to Nakatsura. That person did look okay. Yesterday's events seemed to have no any effect on him.
Everyone agrees yesterday's incident was actually bizarre. There were no bombs in the Shinkankyo restaurant, only high-pressure gas compressed in a small container. But it was not a lethal gas. Indeed, in the short term, the gas had the almost identical effect as the Carbon Monoxide gas. But the gas they inhaled yesterday did not cause death like carbon monoxide. Dizziness, nausea, and blurred vision were temporary.
Yesterday, Mano saw Nakatsura when he fell unconscious. Nakatsura's position closer to one of the gas source containers made Nakatsura hit by the poison gas earlier than Mano. Mano herself finally passed out as well, about five minutes after Nakatsura. According to several other hostages that Mano asked at the hospital, that's when the anti-terrorist troops stormed into the building and rescued the hostages.
Mano and Nakatsura then took turns telling Uda about everything happened yesterday. Uda had sent several reporters to cover the incident. Right now, Mano didn't have to do anything. What Mano and Nakatsura had to do now was to give information to Uda as the witness and victim.
Although most of the victims did not suffer serious physical injuries. But yesterday's events would inflict deep trauma on their emotions. After this, some of them likely had to go back and forth to the hospital a few more times to undergo therapy to restore their mental condition.
"We're fine now," replied Nakatsura. Mano turned to Nakatsura. That person did look okay. Yesterday's events seemed to have no any effect on him.
Everyone agrees yesterday's incident was actually bizarre. There were no bombs in the Shinkankyo restaurant, only high-pressure gas compressed in a small container. But it was not a lethal gas. Indeed, in the short term, the gas had the almost identical effect as the Carbon Monoxide gas. But the gas they inhaled yesterday did not cause death like carbon monoxide. Dizziness, nausea, and blurred vision were temporary.
Yesterday, Mano saw Nakatsura when he fell unconscious. Nakatsura's position closer to one of the gas source containers made Nakatsura hit by the poison gas earlier than Mano. Mano herself finally passed out as well, about five minutes after Nakatsura. According to several other hostages that Mano asked at the hospital, that's when the anti-terrorist troops stormed into the building and rescued the hostages.
Mano and Nakatsura then took turns telling Uda about everything happened yesterday. Uda had sent several reporters to cover the incident. Right now, Mano didn't have to do anything. What Mano and Nakatsura had to do now was to give information to Uda as the witness and victim.
