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Nowitschok British victim Charlie Rowley is no longer in danger of dying. This was reported Wednesday by the Salisbury Clinic
The second victim of the Nowitschok attack is no longer in danger of death. (Photo: KEYSTONE / PA PA / ROD MINCHIN)
(AFP)
"He is no longer in danger of dying," said Lorna Wilkinson, director of nursing of the United States. hospital. His condition was still "serious, but stable". The police could have spoken briefly with the poisoned Brit, Scotland Yard said Wednesday. In the coming days, there should be further discussions in close consultation with the doctors, the police said.
Rowley, 45, was once again conscious since Tuesday. His partner died Sunday as a result of the Novichok poisoning, which had contracted a week earlier.
Rowley and Dawn Sturgess, 44, were admitted to Salisbury Hospital on June 30th. After Sturgess's death, the authorities opened an investigation into an alleged murder. The case is a mystery for the investigators: it is still unclear how the couple has been in contact with the extremely rare nerve poison.
A hundred or so counterterrorism specialists are involved in the investigation, which can take weeks and months. The incident occurred at Amesbury not far from Salisbury, where in March, with the same agent, an attack on former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia had been committed. Both survived.
Investigators believe that the poisoned British couple came into contact with the remains of Nowitschok left of the attack in March. The British government and its allies accuse Russia of attacking the scripts. Moscow rejects this decisively.
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