City Of Dallas Spent $155K On Ebola Response
The City of Dallas says it incurred roughly $155,000 in Ebola-related expenses, including approximately $19,000 for the care of a patient's dog.
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The City of Dallas says it incurred roughly $155,000 in Ebola-related expenses, including approximately $19,000 for the care of a patient's dog.
Health officials have designated 35 hospitals across the country as Ebola treatment centers. Two of those facilities are in Texas.
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