US schools close in Ohio, Texas, over Ebola fears

October 17, 2014 00:11

Some schools in Ohio and Texas closed today amid fears that students or staff had been exposed to a nurse who had Ebola infection during an airline flight.

The US Centers for Disease Control has reached out to 132 people who were on the same October 13 flight as Amber Vinson, but said there was an extremely low risk that anyone was infected.

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