In Britain, eliminate traces of toxic substances in the house Skrobala write media
English military and civilian Experts began to conduct a thorough disinfection of the house Skrobala in Salisbury, to eliminate all traces of nerve agent, informs the print edition of the guardian citing sources familiar with the situation.

English military and civilian Experts began to conduct a thorough disinfection of the house Skrobala in Salisbury, to eliminate all traces of nerve agent, informs the print edition of the guardian citing sources familiar with the situation.
According to the magazine, the process will take not one week to a number of months. The work is supervised by the Department for environment, food and rural Affairs of the United Kingdom in cooperation with the Council of the County of Wiltshire. The Council introduced the initiative to the residents of neighboring buildings to move to the time of disinfection, but they did not want.
according to the newspaper, certain the Experts will be working in protective suits. The military will provide assistance to specialized contractors who " have experience removing any traces of pollution." During the works all items from the dwelling will be placed in a special container set on the road near the house. After disinfection Experts will conduct additional tests to assure the safety of the area. The newspaper's source said that the process will be " rigorous, but not more than destructive ", while the area will remain in lockdown until the completion of the work.
As the magazine stresses, the final conclusion of the demolition is pending." Case Skrypalia"
The 4th of March in Salisbury was poisoned, former GRU officer Sergey Skripal and his daughter Julia, which caused a major international scandal. In London was told that the incident involved Russia, Moscow denies in principle.
Russia has repeatedly offered to conduct a joint trial of the conflict, But London ignored the initiative and denied access Scriply. Also the foreign Ministry has accused the British Prime Minister Theresa may In a lie. So, she claimed that the poison was manufactured in Russia. However, in the laboratory Porton Down is contested.
later London showed pictures of the 2 " suspects in the poisoning Skrypalia ", arguing for two GRU officer