2 men fall to deaths from overhead Fukuoka parking lot

2 men fall to deaths from overhead Fukuoka parking lot

FUKUOKA, Japan - Two men examining a lift to move vehicles in overhead parking lot New Park Daimyo (in the photo) in downtown Fukuoka, southwestern Japan, fell to their deaths from the parking lot Jan. 28.

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