Another attack with chemical agents on British territory, security forces on alert while Theresa May's office has made it known that the episode of alleged exposure of two people to an "unknown substance" is being treated "with the utmost seriousness". An emergency meeting was then held at the government in London, then another was scheduled for the day, while the police launched two telephone lines for those who fear contamination. Meanwhile, the two people who were allegedly exposed near the town of Salisbury, in the United Kingdom, where former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and daughter Yulia were already poisoned with a nerve agent in critical condition. The anti-terrorism police, who lead the investigation into the Salisbury poisoning, said they were cooperating in the investigation, which was declared "serious" by the emergency services. The British defense science laboratory at Porton Down is conducting tests to try to establish whether there is a connection between the poisoning of the former Russian spy and the new fact, which took place in Amesbury, a village near the Stonehenge monument and 12 kilometers from Salisbury . The two people in the hospital are a 45-year-old man and a 44-year-old woman who were discovered unconscious in a house. Local man, 29-year-old Sam Hobson, said he was friends with them and identified them as Charlie Rowley and Dawn Sturgess. He explained that the woman felt bad first, then he too felt bad. “You couldn't talk to them, it was as if they were in another world,” he said of the man. The two are admitted to the Salisbury District Hospital, the same hospital where the Skripals were admitted. Security cordons were set up around areas where the couple had gone before they fell ill, with security enhanced in both Amesbury and Salisbury.