A federal judge has denied the State Department's motion to dismiss a lawsuit from three foreign service workers whose Havana Syndrome benefit claims were denied. The workers allege their claims under the HAVANA Act were improperly rejected because they couldn't tie symptoms to a specific 'sensory event.'
"At this stage it's at least plausible that the denials were improper."
"The mysterious condition has been reported by US government workers around the world. Some have suggested it is the result of pulsed microwave radio frequency radiation."