Perhaps more objects and sites contaminated with neurotoxic gas Novitsjok – World

Scotland Yard said he seized more than 400 objects from Charlie Rowley's house . The 45-year-old man is still in critical condition at the hospital.

Rowley and his partner Dawn Sturgess (44) became ill on June 29. Sturgess died in the hospital last week. Many of the 400 items may be contaminated, according to the police, and the investigation may take several months. The police can not exclude that other places in the area have been contaminated.

Experts confirmed Friday that Novitsjok had been found in a bottle in Rowley's house. We do not know yet where the bottle came from and how it got there.

Further scientific tests should determine whether the poison comes from the same group as the poison that infected the former Russian double spy Sergej Skripal and his daughter Yulia in March. Britain has accused Russia of being responsible for this attack, but Russia denies it.