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LONDON - Russian businessman Dmitry Kovtun, a key figure in the poisoning investigation of ex-security agent Alexander Litvinenko, is in a coma, a Russian news agency reported Thursday.
The Interfax news agency, citing unnamed sources, said Kovtun fell into a coma immediately after being questioned by Russian investigators and Scotland Yard detectives. "By the doctors' diagnosis, Kovtun's condition is critical," Interfax quoted the sources as saying.
The news came hours after Britain's Health Protection Agency said seven employees at a London hotel tested positive for “low levels” of the highly radioactive polonium-210.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16087859/
The Interfax news agency, citing unnamed sources, said Kovtun fell into a coma immediately after being questioned by Russian investigators and Scotland Yard detectives. "By the doctors' diagnosis, Kovtun's condition is critical," Interfax quoted the sources as saying.
The news came hours after Britain's Health Protection Agency said seven employees at a London hotel tested positive for “low levels” of the highly radioactive polonium-210.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16087859/