No traces of any nerve agents have been found at the site of a
suspected chemical attack in the Syrian city of Douma, an interim report
issued by the OPCW says, adding that several chlorine compounds were
detected.
“Various chlorinated organic chemicals were found in samples”
from two locations in the Damascus suburb of Douma, which were examined
by specialists from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical
Weapons (OPCW), an interim OPCW document
said.
The chemicals were found in two samples taken from canisters found in
Douma, the report said. The report confirmed the absence of any traces
of nerve agents, such as sarin, at the site.
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