Earlier on Monday, Britain's top counter-terrorism officer said detectives were unable to say if the Novichok that poisoned Sturgess and a man who is in critical condition in a hospital was from the same batch that struck down the Skripals.
"This latest horrendous turn of events has only served to strengthen the resolve of our investigation team as we work to identify those responsible for this outrageous, reckless and barbaric act", counter-terrorism police chief Neil Basu said. "Charlie is still very unwell and will continue to require specialist, round-the-clock care here at Salisbury District Hospital", the statement said.
Speaking at the Amesbury meeting, Paul Cosford, medical director for Public Health England, said that the novichok to which Sturgess and Rowley were exposed was in liquid form, and took effect within three to 12 hours.
The nerve agent was used to target former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury in March. Dawn Sturgess, right, died on Sunday from her exposure.
Britain has blamed Russian Federation for the poisonings, but Moscow has strongly denied any involvement.
Charlie Rowley, 45, woke up Tuesday at Salisbury Hospital in London.
In a statement released through police her relatives said: "Dawn's death has been devastating for us".
"Any contact officers have with Charlie will be done in close consultation with the hospital and his doctors".
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"It may be that it will never be possible to establish such a definitive link".
Appealing for witnesses to come forward, Mr Basu said: "I am sure that you will appreciate that the investigation is painstaking, meticulous and complex, but I can assure you that we are doing absolutely everything we can to gather all available evidence".
That's come from Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu, who told the people of Amesbury the hard work that specialists are undertaking to check scenes around the county for the nerve agent.
But, he said, Novichok is a rare substance banned by the worldwide community and for there to be two separate and distinct incidents in one small English county is "implausible to say the least".
Basu said Sturgess left behind two sons, aged 19 and 23, and an 11-year-old daughter.
Another member of the public suggested the police were "looking for a needle in a haystack".
Rowley's brother Matthew told ITV News it was "shocking to see him first of all, because he's not the Charles I know". London accuses Moscow of being at the origin of the attack against the Skripal, of which Dawn Sturgess and Charlie Rowley would be the collateral victims.
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