Dallas reaches end of Ebola monitoring period

November 08, 2014 03:49

Dallas calmly marked the end of its Ebola crisis today when the last of the 177 people who were being monitored for symptoms of the deadly virus were to be cleared at midnight.

Thirty-eight days after Thomas Eric Duncan was diagnosed with Ebola in a local hospital, there were no public celebrations scheduled. Instead, local officials expressed relief and resolve that they were prepared if anything similar with its resulting panic, fear and constant media attention ever happened again.

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