CBS: At least 16 injured in Cuba acoustic attacks on diplomats
At least 16 Americans in Cuba have experienced symptoms as a result of the acoustic attacks on diplomats, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in the first public confirmation of the number of people affected.
Nauert was unsure if that figure included family members. On Wednesday, CBS News exclusively reviewed medical records showing mild traumatic brain injuries and possible damage to the central nervous system as a result of the attacks. The symptoms have forced some workers to return to the U.S., while others have remained in Havana.
The State Department said no devices were found, according to their determination from talking to staff and medical professionals. The State Department claims the attacks are not "ongoing," and has called the incidents "unprecedented."
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WNU Editor: The Cuban government is calling this a mystery .... “Sonic Attack” on Diplomats in Havana Remains a Mystery (Havana Times). What's my take .... Cuba is still a Communist state, and the government watches everything, especially foreign compounds, installations, and embassies. The Cuban government damn well knows what is happening.
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Another case of disco music taking it's tragic toll.
"The Cuban government is calling this a mystery" When pressed on this at a press conference the government spokesman replied "We didn't hear nuthin".
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