It was reported that Duncan’s waste was piled in barrels “to the ceiling” in his room, because they did know what to do with it according to the nurse’s union.
On CNN the medical reporter Ms. Roberts said, when she was there for the first press conference about the index patient, and when she wrote to them asking why he was not admitted, they responded, “Oh, that is just navel gazing.”
/What a mess. And when he still lived in the apartment with his homies, he used the toilet, one would assume, and it flushed directly into the sewer system. Then the “cleanup” crew power hosed vomit down the street drains. I have yet to see any “authority” address that issue.
For all I know, the Dallas Sewer System and perhaps water supply is now a hatching ground for young Ebola viruses, blissfully wriggling around in preparation to invade thousand’s of people’s homes via their kitchen sinks.
ADMITtedly, I don’t know how a sewer system works, but do know that ebola was traced to a dark cave in Africa decades ago. Isn’t a sewer a similar dark wet place?
Americans! Some turd-world countries fertilize their croplands with human waste.
Seriously though, what do the authorities do with Duncan's waste? Can't burn it. Is it buried, complete with barrels? Treated? If not treated, can it remain alive as a threat to future generations that dig it up?