The case has caused quite a stir in the last few hours. Many viewers of the show “Song of the Year” recently claimed to have been stung with a syringe. According to the latest news, a criminal complaint has been filed against a person. The suspect, a twenty-year-old man residing in Toulon, was indicted on 5 June, in particular, on charges of “aggravated violence with weapons and intent” by an investigating judge as part of an open criminal investigation. Toulon prosecutor Samuel Finielz said the alleged perpetrator of the bites had been detained.
Recall that the alleged perpetrator of the injections was seen by the police watching the crowd during TF1’s concert. He was identified by two young women who claimed to have prevented him from stinging them while holding a syringe.
Monday, June 6, Pr. Bruno Megharbane is back in “Touche pas à mon poste” on the alarming phenomenon of these bites, which has caused panic on many levels. “These are people who want to strike fear into the city. Injections are more common in crowded gatherings because of course you can hide. It can be quite festive, music concerts, festivals, bars, nightclubs, but also in the subway, on the street.“Prof. Bruno warned Megharbane.
And the head professor of the intensive care unit at Lariboisière hospital added: ” The medical community is on the alert because it is urgent for someone to file a complaint to avoid erasing traces of a possible product that may have been injected and, frankly, to ensure that a possible infection is prevented. contagious contagious, including viral hepatitis. or HIV infection”. The professor then presented some revealing data on the first 350 cases analyzed in France: “It mainly affects young women. 66% are girls, average age is 20. In 1/4 of the cases, the stinger does not realize it and secondarily sees the trace of the sting and goes to the hospital. (…) In 2/3 of the cases, there are symptoms that will follow this bite. Basically, there may be a feeling of fainting, fatigue, dizziness, tachycardia, anxiety attack, digestive disorders. But in any case, these are mild symptoms with spontaneous reversal”, He claimed.
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Source: Programme Television
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