The British government in a crisis meeting on the poisoning of novices

On Saturday morning, an ambulance was called home in Amesbury, in southern England, just over one kilometer from Salisbury. Later in the afternoon, an additional ambulance was called at the same address. A 44-year-old woman fell and collapsed, after which a 45-year-old man became ill.

The two are now in critical condition and are being treated in the same hospital as former ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia were written on March 4 this year.

– The possibility that these two investigations are related is Neil Basu, head of the British antitrust police, at a press conference, is certainly one we are looking at

– this is the same neurotoxic agent. But if we ever know if belonging to the same rate, it's up to the technicians to decide.

Locks at Amesbury and Salisbury

According to Ben Wallace, the secretary of state, the working hypothesis is that the two cases are related, he told Reuters [19659002] The British police have so far blocked five places where the couple believed they had remained before falling ill. At Amesbury, it's their home, a pharmacy and a baptism hall. In Salisbury, it's a park and a property, says Reuters. The park is a five-minute walk from the bench where Sergei and Julia Skripal collapsed, writes The Guardian

Low Public Risk

The British Secretary of State Sajid Javid has now called the British government's crisis group Cobra. attend on Thursday. There are many question marks around the event that were first thought to be drug related and residents of the area are both shocked and saved.

– I have no proof that they […] the man and the woman. ] are target cards. According to Neil Basu, there is nothing in their antecedents

According to the police, the risk to the public remains low, but it was asked to those who remained in closed places to wash their clothes and their business. Something you also did in March.

The question now is whether the event of this weekend can lead to new clues in the case of Skripal. The investigation is still going on and it is not yet clear how exactly the nerve signaling has occurred. However, Britain has pointed its finger against Russia and accuses the country of being behind this attack.