The government of Guam has set up a memorial fund for the victims of last week's vehicular and stabbing attack that killed three Japanese tourists on the island.
The 2-12 Memorial Fund was initiated Friday by the Guam Visitors Bureau in response to offers of help by the local community. Eight other Japanese and one local resident were injured in Tuesday's rampage in a major tourist area.
Also Friday, a judge raised the bail amount for the alleged attacker, Chad Ryan De Soto, 21, to $3 million (¥280.5 million).