Paramedics' inspired guess saved life of British novichok victim - The Times

July 08, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Paramedics' inspired guess saved life of British novichok victim - The Times UK Medics Used Anti-Nerve Agent Drug for 1st Time to Save Amesbury Attack Victim - Reports - UrduPoint News Novichok paramedics suffering headaches and eye problems as service reveals staff are concerned over long-term health effects - The Telegraph Novichok victim Charlie Rowley was saved by an anti-nerve agent drug never before used on patients in the UK - Yahoo Singapore News Bernie Ecclestone claims he’d take a bullet for Putin, brands Skripal poisoning fake news and says ‘good guy’ - The Sun Paramedics' inspired guess saved life of British novichok victim - The Times The Times A pioneering drug is said to have been used to save a victim of an alleged Russian nerve agent attack on Britain after an inspired guess by a paramedic. In her final speech to the military as prime minister, Theresa May praised troops yesterday for their “round the clock” work in decontaminating Salisbury after Sergei Skripal, a Russian former double agent, and his daughter Yulia were poisoned in March last year. Read More UK Medics Used Anti-Nerve Agent Drug for 1st Time to Save Amesbury Attack Victim - Reports - UrduPoint News UrduPoint News UK paramedics saved the life of Charlie Rowley, who is believed to have been exposed to the chemical attack in Amesbury last summer, by administering an anti-nerve agent drug that had not been used on a patient in the country until then, The Guardian reported on Monday, citing the emergency services that had been called by the victims MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 08th July, 2019) Read More Novichok paramedics suffering headaches and eye problems as service reveals staff are concerned over long-term health effects - The Telegraph The Telegraph One of the victims of the Novichok poisonings was saved when paramedics administered an anti-nerve agent drug that had never before been used on a patient in the UK.  Charlie Rowley was left critically ill after accidentally coming into contact with the noxious substance three months after it was used to target a former Russian spy in March 2018. Read More Novichok victim Charlie Rowley was saved by an anti-nerve agent drug never before used on patients in the UK - Yahoo Singapore News Yahoo Singapore News Emergency crews who responded to the Novichok poisonings have reported feeling unwell after their exposure to the nerve agent.  Paramedics from the South Western Ambulance Service Foundation Trust (SWASFT) complained of symptoms including headaches, sore throats and eye problems after attending the two episodes in Wiltshire last year.  Read More Bernie Ecclestone claims he’d take a bullet for Putin, brands Skripal poisoning fake news and says ‘good guy’ - The Sun The Sun BERNIE Ecclestone said he would take a bullet for Vladimir Putin as he should be the one running Europe, it has been claimed. The billionaire Formula One boss, 88, reportedly said he believed the Russian leader was "too busy" to have carried out the Salisbury novichok poisoning, branding it fake news. Read More

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