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Online GourmetDan

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Texas deputy showing Ebola symptoms was sent into patient zero's apartment WITHOUT protection but started growing concerned when his squad car and his uniform were quarantined

"A Dallas County sheriff's deputy remains hospitalized today with Ebola symptoms, more than a week after he went unprotected into the apartment of 'patient zero' Thomas Duncan.

Sgt Michael Monnig went on Wednesday to an urgent-care facility in Frisco, Texas with his wife, after complaining of stomach problems.

The deputy presented at the clinic a week after he visited the Dallas home where Duncan was staying when he developed Ebola symptoms. Sgt Monnig was at the home to deliver a quarantine order to family members.

Neither Sgt Monnig, nor the other two health officials, Zachary Thompson and Christopher Perkins with him, were wearing protective clothing or masks despite being in the apartment as cleaning crews were going about their work in full protective gear.

Sgt Monning was given an Ebola test at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, though results usually take 48 hours and aren't due back until Friday night. "





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The sheer number of mistakes made by authorities and institutions in Texas regarding this is breathtaking!  WTF????

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We have it under control... trust me, we don't have an ebola outbreak in the US