Suspected Mosul Mustard Gas Victims Recovering; Foul Smells Remain

"Some soldiers said the house has to be destroyed," said Dhia Deen, a taxi driver on the street next to the site of the alleged worst chemical attack in Mosul. "Even our cows are getting sick." The home that was bombed in early March does not have to be pointed out. Weeks after the incident, the smell is still rancid and neighbors complain of watering eyes and skin problems.  Regardless of the apparent danger, a crowd of children burst into the home of their...

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