Incident Log DA-107-E

Incident ID: DA-107-E-1
Date: [UNKNOWN DATE]

Location: [REDACTED]

Description: On [UNKNOWN DATE], a series of complaints were lodged by multiple staff members assigned to [REDACTED]. The complaints centered around an unusual and escalating sense of annoyance and frustration experienced while working in proximity to the containment chamber housing DA-107. Affected staff members reported heightened irritability, difficulty concentrating, and a general decline in their mood.

Initial Response: In response to the complaints, a preliminary investigation was conducted by the Site Supervisor and senior personnel. Interviews with affected staff members revealed a pattern of increased discomfort when working in areas adjacent to DA-107's containment chamber. This prompted further inquiry into the possible connection between the staff members' symptoms and exposure to DA-107's vocalizations.

Investigation Findings: Analysis of security footage and access logs revealed that staff members who reported symptoms had frequently passed by or spent extended periods near DA-107's containment chamber. Additionally, certain individuals who were directly involved in experiments and research related to DA-107 exhibited more pronounced symptoms, suggesting a potential cumulative effect of exposure.

Resolution: To address the situation, the Secure Containment Guidelines were amended to include a designated buffer zone around DA-107's containment chamber. Staff members are now advised to minimize time spent in close proximity to the chamber and to wear noise-canceling headphones if entering the designated buffer zone. Moreover, regular psychological assessments are now conducted for personnel who work closely with DA-107 to monitor their mental well-being.

Preventive Measures: As a precautionary measure, a series of psychological workshops and stress management sessions have been organized for all [REDACTED] staff. These workshops aim to equip personnel with coping strategies to manage the potential impact of exposure to DA-107's vocalizations on their mental state.

This incident emphasizes the importance of continuously monitoring the well-being of personnel exposed to anomalies, even when the effects might not be immediately obvious. It also highlights the need for ongoing research to understand the full range of DA-107's effects on individuals and the potential long-term implications of exposure.