Members of the fire brigade in green biohazard suits work to re-attach the tent over the bench where a man and a woman were found in critical condition sparking a major incident on March 4 at The Maltings shopping centre in Salisbury, southern England, on March 8, 2018 after the tent became detached.
British detectives on March 8 scrambled to find the source of the nerve agent used in the "brazen and reckless" attempted murder of a Russian former double-agent and his daughter. Sergei Skripal, 66, who moved to Britain in a 2010 spy swap, is unconscious in a critical but stable condition in hospital along with his daughter Yulia after they collapsed on a bench outside a shopping centre on Sunday.
/ AFP PHOTO / Ben STANSALL
Londra (Regno Unito), 28 mar. (LaPresse/AFP) – L’ex spia russa Sergey Skripal e la figlia, avvelenati lo scorso 4 marzo, hanno avuto il primo contatto con il gas nervino nella loro abitazione. Lo rende noto la polizia britannica. “Gli esperti hanno determinato che la concentrazione più alta del gas tossico si trovava sulla porta di ingresso”, ha rivelato la polizia in un comunicato.
