Police: The substance contaminated by a British couple is the same as Novichok

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On Wednesday night, the BBC reported. Two people from the town of Wiltchyear, 10 kilometers from Salisbury, were unconscious in their homes on Saturday and are currently in critical condition at the hospital. Both identified as Donna Sturges (44) and Charlie Rowley (45). According to the BBC, none of their relatives have exhibited symptoms of poisoning.

The British police said that the substance of which some came, according to all signs, correspond to Novičokam, damaged the family Scriep. It's a paralyzing nerve. At the same time, the police did not have a clue as to why the pair suffered from the poison and what might have been the purpose of the induration. Police Commissioner Neil Bbado also failed to confirm or deny that these people were drowned by the "Indi of the same party" with whom the Scriepy were drowned.

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We have already reported that British police said Wednesday that the Solsbury Hospital in critical condition after being in contact with an unknown substance was delivered by two unconscious people just a few kilometers from the hospital. where the former Russian printer Sergey Scripa and his daughter Julia were poisoned. 19659002] Both patients at the Saltsbury District Hospital are receiving medical badistance following a possible exposure to an unknown substance, both in critical condition, Wiltcheyr police said. was unconscious at night at home 10 kilometers north of Salisbury.

It was originally thought that they both became ill after taking heroin or crack. However, additional checks are underway to discover the substance that they poison in the Wiltshire Police Statement

As reported, Scryp, 66, and his 33-year-old daughter, July 4 in Salisbury, were found unconscious on a park bench. British authorities believe that Skrypas are attacked with Novychok's paralytic substance developed in Russia. London and its allies reproach Russia for its poisoning by scratching, which categorically denies it.