In Britain, "mystical chemical fog" sent to the hospital more than 100 people

In Britain, "mystical chemical fog" sent to the hospital more than 100 people

The police urged people living in the area to close windows and doors.
According to the British edition of The Guardian, more than a hundred people got to the hospital after an unknown "chemical fog" covered the coast of East Sussex.

Residents of the village of Birling Gap, which is located near the Cretaceous rocks "Seven Sisters", were evacuated by an emergency rescue service after after 17 hours on Sunday began to complain massively about problems with breathing, eye and throat irritation.
According to the police, the poisoning of the coast population from Eastbourne to Birling Gep is caused by an unknown "chemical fog" that came from the sea. The police urged people living in the area to close windows and doors.

According to the fire and rescue service of East Sussex, the "chemical incident" continues. Local police believe that the incident was caused by "an unknown smoke that came to the coast from the sea", but the exact source of smoke is not yet established.