Mysterious Illness affects US Diplomats In Cuba And China

For the past four years, people, along with neurological symptoms have been falling ill. Nobody has been accused of the attacks by the reports published by the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. Blame is not attributed to the suspected attacks by the reports of the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine but it is noted that rather than radiofrequency exposures, significant research was held into the effects of pulses, in Russia/USSR.
The report also mentions that the military personnel stationed in the communist countries of Eurasia were exposed to non-thermal radiation.
This report was commissioned by the State Department after allegedly the government personnel’s families started getting sick along with them. This took place at the Embassy of the United States in the Havana area of Cuba in the last phase of 2016. A similar problem was noticed in early 2017 at the U.S consulate in China’s Guangzhou.
Many reports said that 40 staff members of the State Department were down with Symptoms like intense vibration or pressure on the head, ear pain, dizziness, cognitive difficulties, and visual problems. The author of the study said that many staff members and their families are still experiencing other health problems or the problems as mentioned in the earlier statement.
The Government of Canada has also confirmed 40 of its citizens falling sick in the capital of Cuba. This sickness started being known as the ‘Havana syndrome’ noted the citizen of Ottawa.
The report that was first received by NBC News said that the State Department must act immediately to establish protocols and plans for facilitating future investigations in case if required.
The report states that the bigger concern is the preparedness for threats that are new and unknown. These threats are compromising the safety and health of the diplomats of the United States who are serving in foreign countries. It also states that the next event could be dispersed in a greater proportion in terms of place and time as compared to the recent one. This will make it difficult to be identified.