The British, infected by Novichock, are dead, London considered the murder case

The death of Sterkes is considered a murder, according to British police, reported London Evening Standard. She, like Rowley, fell just ten meters from where former Russian spy Sergei Scripal and her daughter Julia were poisoned. Sergey and Julia both survived, and this affair sparked a diplomatic war with Russia and accusations against Moscow that it is behind what happened.

The two poisoned patients in the English city of Amesbury were injured after they took an infectious object in their hands. This is stated in the statement of …

Scotland Yard announced last week that Sterges, who has three children, and Rawley have suffered from contact with an "infected person". They suffered in the city of Amesbury. The information they had received from Novitchak was confirmed by the Porton Down Chemical Laboratory.
Until now, there is no evidence and anything in the past of Rally and Stergez suggesting that they are victims of a battle with a poisoned substance. Neither do we know where they were in any of the places where Sergey and Julia Scripal were at the time they were poisoned, but the British police did not rule out any of them. link. This raises the question of whether the British authorities actually decontaminated the districts of Wilshire that were investigating two months after the poisoning of Scripal and which were closed to civilians. Yet Nicholas Bbadi, head of British Counterterrorism Services, has badured the news of the second incident that the risk of secondary poisoning remains low.

British Prime Minister Teresa May shocked what happened and badured that the British government was badisting the investigation. A special warning has been issued for the region of Amersbury and Salisbury so as not to be touched by bare hands with unknown objects.