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If they were dumpster divers, that makes sense. All the junk from the park was picked up in April and tossed into dumpsters which may not have been thoroughly decontaminated.
It said on BBC news that they weren't sure what item was contaminated, but the highest concentration of novichok was on their fingers.Why doesn't the Minister of Health immediately release exactly what item was contaminated that this couple touched? Many others could have stepped on it, brushed up against it, or sat on it. They should be warned.
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Although ten years old this article states how foot and mouth escaped from drains in one lab in Surrey.
Porton Down is discussed as well as other facilities.
I was wondering if it was a syringe they picked up. Is that a possibility? Who would pick up a used syringe. And how did novochok get on their hands? I mean the hands are probably the most washed part of the body.
From what I previously read, the male victim was previously arrested for stealing from another man who shared his paternal name. It's possible that the male victim's family allows him to live on their property.Is it clearly something they both touched. It was claimed the Skipal's door handle had been contaminated but usually, only one person opens or shuts a door.
Is it correct that the recent victims are unemployed, one has a drug addiction and they live in a private housing estate with average house prices at around 230,000?
I like the idea from an earlier post that when the b/f was packi
ng things for the woman's hospital stay that he's picked something contaminated from her suitcase....he might not have washed his hands afterwards and then taken ill.
And as the woman was taken ill earlier in the morning, had she just got dressed and also touched something from her suitcase/bags?
The problem with that scenario is how would she get the contaminated item into her bag without being affected in the first place?
A friend of the two hospitalized said that on Saturday they were hanging out and catching some sun at Queen Elizabeth Gardens. They had purchased a blanket to take to a soccer game, so they might have been sitting or lying on a tiny contaminated area. Because a tiny exposure is lethal, all that grass, dirt, and concrete in that area should be removed and buried deep within the ground in some very rural area. This nerve agent never "naturally"biodegrades and becomes nonlethal.
Washing your spectacles, watch, and phone with baby wipes may remove the nerve agent, but the rubbish can and your hands are then contaminated. This is a far more scary problem than the Health Department admits.
LIVE: Novichok victims 'handled contaminated item'
LIVE: Novichok victims 'handled contaminated item'
i agree it feels like they know moreWhy doesn't the Minister of Health immediately release exactly what item was contaminated that this couple touched? Many others could have stepped on it, brushed up against it, or sat on it. They should be warned.
The victim was a "skip diver" which sounds similar to dumpster diving as we call it in the US. One theory is that they found something poisoned while skip diving. Although one would think the dumpsters would have been emptied during the months after Skripals got poisoned.
Theories Abound in New Novichok Poisoning in U.K.
LIVE: Novichok victims 'handled contaminated item'
LIVE: Novichok victims 'handled contaminated item'
LIVE: Novichok victims 'handled contaminated item'
LIVE: Novichok victims 'handled contaminated item'
What about a cigarette lighter? They might share one and even washing their hands between cigarettes they'd just get recontaminated every time they light up?
going with the dumpster/skip diving for a minute
whilst the skip would likely have been emptied since march, it is entirely possible that the nerve agent container was only discarded recently having been kept secure for months to let the attention die down (pardon the pun) and avoid being noticed disposing of it sooner.