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Seorang Fotografer Pernikahan Terjatuh Dari Rooftop

KOBE, Nov 29 (News On Japan) - Seorang fotografer pria sedang dalam kondisi kritis setelah terjatuh dari rooftop tempat pernikahan di Kobe pada hari Minggu.

Korban adalah pria yang berusia 20 tahun, seorang fotografer yang sedang bertugas di acara pernikahan di Kitano Club. Dia sedang merekam video untuk kedua mempelai pria dan wanita di area rooftop lantai tiga sebelum pesta pernikahan di mulai pada jam 11 A.M.

Rooftop yang beralaskan rumput yang digunakan sebagai tempat foto ini, tidak memiliki pagar atau pembatas agar orang tidak terjatuh.

Pria itu dilaporkan sedang melangkah mundur sambil memegang kamera sehingga dia terjatuh dari ketinggian 9 meter dari rooftop ke jalanan bawah.

Korban dibawa ke rumah sakit dengan keadaan tidak sadar dan saat ini sedang dalam kondisi kritis.

Polisi saat ini sedang menyelidiki situasi pada saat kejadian. ...continue reading

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