The Novichok debacle seems to have quietened down for now and after Ms. Sturgess' funeral and
Charlie Rowley's visit to the booze-store, there's only this reference to it.
There's more of the bullsh*t here, but what the article is suggesting that since the 30th June when the two
drug-and-drink abusers came down with the alleged nerve agent poisoning, this helicopter -that now is said
to have flown Dawn Sturgess to Salisbury hospital and not the ambulance that Charlie Rowley and Sam
Hobson reported, has been sitting on it's heli-pad possibly contaminated with Novichok.
A whole month it's been waiting to be processed, even though the imaginative evidence from the Rowley
and Sturgess incident implied that after four months, the chemical is still deadly!
They're gonna need a better script-writer... Arnie's "GET TO THE CHOPPA" is far-too obvious!
Charlie Rowley's visit to the booze-store, there's only this reference to it.
Quote:Wiltshire’s Air Ambulance is grounded as its base is tested for Novichok amid fearsSOURCE:
of ‘onward contamination’ by workers who took victim Dawn Sturgess to hospital.
'Wiltshire's Air Ambulance is to be grounded and the station closed while specialist teams scour all
equipment and vehicles for traces of the deadly nerve agent Novichok.
All emergency kit, clothing and vehicles, including the life-saving helicopters, will be tested for
contamination which police said was a highly precautionary response in the wake of the poisonings
of Charlie Rowley and Dawn Sturgess.
It is not known how long the air ambulance will be out of service but officers reassured residents that
rapid response cars, which are fitted out with the same medical equipment will be available.
A spokesman for Wiltshire Police said: 'As part of the ongoing operation into the Amesbury poisoning,
specialist teams will now undertake precautionary testing of the Wiltshire Air Ambulance station,
emergency vehicles and kit worn by responders involved in the initial response to Charlie Rowley
and Dawn Sturgess.
'The highly precautionary process, is designed to ensure that no onward contamination has taken place.
The risk of this is assessed as low, however it is essential that no chances are taken and this is why the
work is taking place.
'To ensure that the specialist sampling teams are able to complete their work unimpeded, the Air Ambulance
base, located in Semington, will close temporarily from 5pm today.
'During the course of the work, the Air Ambulance will also be subject of precautionary sampling and will be
unable to fly...'
There's more of the bullsh*t here, but what the article is suggesting that since the 30th June when the two
drug-and-drink abusers came down with the alleged nerve agent poisoning, this helicopter -that now is said
to have flown Dawn Sturgess to Salisbury hospital and not the ambulance that Charlie Rowley and Sam
Hobson reported, has been sitting on it's heli-pad possibly contaminated with Novichok.
A whole month it's been waiting to be processed, even though the imaginative evidence from the Rowley
and Sturgess incident implied that after four months, the chemical is still deadly!
They're gonna need a better script-writer... Arnie's "GET TO THE CHOPPA" is far-too obvious!
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