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The woman who was exposed to a neo-paralytic substance like the novices in Amesbury in southeastern England last week died at the hospital.
Dawn Sturgess, age 4, mother of three, died Sunday night in a district hospital in the nearby town of Salisbury, where a former Russian agent poisoned Sergei Skripal in March and his daughter, Julia, the police began murder investigations in connection with his death.
Sturgess was hospitalized with Charlie Rowley, a 45-year-old partner for a few hours Saturday, found unconscious in their home in Amesbury. Rowley stays in a critical hospital
at the British Chemical Laboratory, Porton Down Wednesday, confirmed that the couple was exposed to a substance from a group of novices. It is believed that the couple came into contact with this dangerous substance when it handled the contaminated object, which was also used in the poisoning of Scorpions – it was recovered after a few months
both bought alcohol on Friday and Friday afternoons, and in the evening they were in Salisbury where they visited several stores. There is no evidence that a known drug couple visited some of the Salisbury sites that were decontaminated after poisoning Scorpions
. Local police said that person with the same signs of poisoning as Sturgess and Rowley
British anti-terrorist police chief Neil Bass described Dawn Sturgess's death report as "shocking and tragic". "This terrible report only reinforces our efforts to identify and bring to justice one or more people responsible for what we can only call" scandalous, ruthless and barbaric. " Bass
First British minister Theresa May According to the AP, the interviewees said she was "horrified and shocked."
Britain accuses Russia of being poisoned by scribes , but Moscow denies it The whole of the case has provoked a serious diplomatic rupture between Russia and the West
