MSF-backed hospitals treated Syria 'chemical victims'

Syrian state TV broadcast footage of what it claims are chemical agents, allegedly discovered in rebel-held areas, as Naomi Grimley reports It said many were treated with atropine, a drug administered to those with "neurotoxic symptoms". "MSF can neither scientifically confirm the cause of these symptoms nor establish who is responsible for the attack," said MSF Director of Operations Bart Janssen

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シリア、国境なき医師団(MSF)の医療関係者の話では、3600名の神経毒性患者の治療をしたと。そのうち355名が死亡。大量の患者はほんの3時間のうちに訪れ、瞳孔の縮小や、けいれん、唾液の過剰な分泌などの症状を示し