Red
Crescent Says No Evidence of Chemical Attack in Syria’s Douma
Patients
treated by aid group not exposed to any chemical agents
Jason
Ditz
9
April, 2018
The
Syrian Red Crescent issued a statement Monday dismissing the
allegations of a weekend chemical weapon attack in the city of Douma.
The statement insisted their medical personnel in the city had found
no evidence any such attack took place.
The
Syrian Red Crescent said their hospital in Douma received six
patients complaining of respiratory problems, but said they didn’t
seem to have any physical problems at all, nor was there any trace of
any chemical agents they might’ve been exposed to.
Chemical
attack or no, it wouldn’t be surprising for some people to complain
of symptoms without actually having any problems. That the Red
Crescent operates a hospital in a city supposedly inundated with
wounded and didn’t get a single patient with confirmed exposure,
however, is very noteworthy.
The
Russian Defense Ministry also reported that their own medics had
examined some patients in Douma, and had the same result, that none
showed signs of chemical poisoning. With White Helmets claiming
scores killed and over 500 wounded by exposure, it seems impossible
to believe that if it was true no one can find any of these “real”
patients to confirm an attack.
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