A woman, on a Dallas Area Rapid Transit System vomited yesterday afternoon prompting a hazardous materials team to be dispatched from the local firehouse. Originally, the woman was a CDC watch list and had a connection to the infamous “Ivy Apartments” in which the now deceased Thomas Duncan resided. But all of a sudden DART changed their story and said she wasn’t on the CDC watch list. Nothing has been updated since yesterday, about whether she has Ebola or not, but chances are she probably doesn’t.
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| White Rock DART station closed after woman vomits, Hazmat team to clean |
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Early on reports claimed the woman was on a CDC watch list and had a connection to the infamous “Ivy Apartments” in which the now deceased Thomas Duncan resided after contracting Ebola on a West African trip. However, mainline reports have now flip-flopped, saying the woman was not being monitored by the CDC.
DART announced that the White Rock station will remain closed at this time while HAZMAT teams disinfect the area.
Shockingly DART also added that two of their employees were in fact on a CDC watch list, but were considered low risk at the time the woman vomited on the platform.