Some things found at the scene of the water park, have not yet found the owners

Some of the things, mainly clothes and shoes discovered at the place of collapse of the Transvaal Park building, are still unclaimed, they reported on Wednesday in the Moscow Prosecutor's Office.

Visitors to the water park who did not turn for things, the investigation convincingly asks to contact the Moscow prosecutor’s office by phone 959-55-74. On February 14, 2004, as a result of the collapse of the roof in the water park in Yasenevo, 40 people were killed, more than 120 were injured, Interfax reports.

On this day, a festive program dedicated to Valentine's Day was held in the water park pool. There were 426 people, including many children. In total, 1300 people were in the water park building.

A special Moscow Commission created by the Moscow Government to investigate the tragedy concluded that the main reason for the collapse is error in design. The commission has no other versions.

The commission, compiled from Moscow officials, did not consider other options for the disaster due to the fact that all video films and other materials immediately fell at the disposal of the prosecutor's office.

The final conclusions about the reason for the collapse of the roof in the “transval-park” should make a consequence that has all the necessary films and other materials.