Sick Haitian woman, mistaken for Liberian Ebola patient, caused total panic

According to the Boston magazine reported, some blood was visible in the woman's vomit. The call to the emergency team stated that a Liberian woman was observer to be sick, vomiting and could be infected with the deadly ebola virus.

The 911 Emergency team responded, covered the poor Haitian woman from head-to-toe, and she was transported to Boston Medical Center for treatment. They later found out that she was not infected with ebola.

Kreyol Pale, Kreyol Kompran

Mezanmi, nou tande nan ki sa yon fanm Ayisyen te trouve li nan Boston?

Yo vini ouè apre ke madam sa pa te soti Liberia, se yon Ayisyen, et ke li pa ginyin Ebola.

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