Another Borucistinian missile hit near the small town of Tooine in Nanganis yesterday, killing a man.
The missile hit at 10:30am yesterday about 5 minutes outside of the small farming town of Tooine. A man was killed when the blast overturned his car on Forrest road, the main road leading out of the town. The man’s name was Joseph Crane, a 47 year old farmer who was on his way back from the Tooine town centre after buying several bales of hay.
The military is now at DEFCON 3 as an investigation begins into the missiles origin. There are rumours that say the missile originated from Borucistan, a small jingoistic island nation to the southeast of Nanganis. If these rumours are true, there could be very serious ramifications as just barely 1 month ago a rogue Borucistinian missile hit Nanganis in similar circumstances, with the exception that no one was injured in the event.
Senator Manteisgar, the representative for Nanganis, appeared in a live broadcast on the CNFC National Network calling for action against those responsible for Mr. Crane’s death. She stated that since a citizen had died it was an “act of war” against the Hindopian people.
“Who will be next? Your sister? Your mother? Brother? We must show those responsible that we will not stand for our innocent friends and family to be killed!”
A spokesman for the defence department disclosed few details except that investigations are continuing into the incident and that the military has been called to tighten security inside the Nanganis region. A 100km wide perimeter fence was set up to prevent the press and interested individuals from entering the quarantine zone.
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