Suzaki 'Knocking' Reports Reach 36 — Second Loop Also Starts on the Second Floor, Pattern Still Unclear
Reports of 'knocking' at Suzaki Daisan Housing rose from the previously reported 35 to 36. The second loop, which began on the first floor on the 21st, moved to a second-floor unit in the early hours of the 22nd, tracing the same order as the first loop. The management association says, 'It looks like it's following the same sequence, but two reports aren't enough to say for sure.'
Reports of "knocking" at Suzaki Daisan Housing rose from the previously reported 35 to 36. The latest occurred in a second-floor unit in the early hours of the 22nd — the second report of a "second loop" that began on the first floor on the 21st, after the building's five floors were each visited at least once by the 20th. It follows the same order as the first loop (first floor, then second), and the management association repeated its earlier comment: "It looks like it's following the same sequence, but two reports aren't enough to say for sure."
As previously reported, a covert patrol officer from the Patrol Guild's Tokei chapter has been joining nighttime checks, but was stationed on a different floor on the 22nd and again detected nothing at the time of the report. The permeation index remained at normal levels. No change in health effects has been reported so far.
The management association has renewed its call for residents to follow the "do not respond" guidance. The truth of the matter remains unresolved, held in reserve as before.
