1 Senin tampa udara -------------------------------------------
Republic Innesia
Hundreds of people lost their lives. Mothers mourn the death of their children, children become orphans, wives become widows in that fateful day. The people are happy, the article, just recently the old prime minister has just finished his term, and the new prime minister has been chosen to succeed him.
A large Held feast to celebrate the election of mr.jhon shadily, as the new prime minister. The man is deeply loved by the people of this country. the man with the gaunt face and the well build body, is believed to make and run the government of this country until the new prime minister has been chosen to succeed him.
At the time of the inauguration of the new prime minister, important guests were invited to the event from state officials, publick figures, community leaders, to representatives of friendly countries. Shortly after the event began a group of unknown people, who had sneaked in and spread poison gas in a crowded location. As the guests began to suffocate from poisoning and people escaped, the perpetrators erect anti-toxins and managed to escape. Most victims who inhale the unknown poison suffer from shortness of breath and difficult to see. 1200 People were reported killed and more than 5,000 others were hospitalized. Not a few who experience a coma. Fortunately, the prime minister has not been sworn in successfully survived.
After the incident, the security forces in the police and army help immediately come to investigate and identify the scene. They also move quickly track terrorist chemical weapon maker. It make an uproar in Innesia. That cruel act is also the spotlight of the world. Thousands of checkpoints were established throughout the country. But the investigation has not made any significant progress.
Several people who were suspected mastermind of the incident were arrested, however, the proof definitely not found and the person was released a few days later. This event was later known as, "Senin tanpa udara ".
