TESTIMONY_GIVER:
 What happened on the 7th is that while we were still standing in our sections, sections 1,2 and 3, we had our commanders who were in charge of us in our various sections - the ranks of lance corporal, full corporal and sergeants and majors and so forth.  What happened on the 7th September is that while we were standing watching the oncoming crowd, suddenly there was a dark cloud and chaos erupted.  What happened was, while we were standing there watching my brother just fell.  What we then did was that the corporal in charge of us said that we should retreat and retreat means that we should go back.  So this commander who was in charge of us, Captain Kyushu, took us and told us that we should go and lay flat among the flowers here at the fort, here near the tap on the  [indistinct].  We then slept there that night and we were wet and cold and we left there the next morning, when the people left, the people that had come to the march.  Everything that had happened after we had retreated, our section, section 2 because they found that in our section there were casualties and an ambulance came and took my older brother and took him back to the base.  I was not informed of what the nature of his injuries were.