UNITED NATIONS, April 18. /TASS/. Fact-finding experts from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons /OPCW/ may get down to working at the site of the presumed chemical attack in the Syrian city of Douma near Damascus on Wednesday if the UN finds the situation in the area to be safe enough, the Syrian Ambassador to the UN, Basha Jaafari said on Tuesday.
He said a team of UN security experts had arrived in Douma at around 15:00 hours Syrian time [12:00 hours UTC] on Tuesday in order to assess the situation at the site where the alleged chemical attack had taken place. If they decide the situation Douma is calm enough, the OPCW fact-finding mission will begin its work there on Wednesday.