How do they decontaminate ebola from the rooms, planes, ambulances, etc.

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20. Do forgive me for not relying on underfunded, understaffed & hyper-defensive CDC

And according to the FEMA website, FEMA is completely relying on CDC guidelines.

Second Ebola Nurse Told CDC About Slightly Elevated Temperature Before Flight

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/ebola-nurse-told-cdc-slightly-elevated-temperature-flight/story?id=26218029

The second nurse who has been diagnosed with Ebola told the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention she had a slightly elevated temperature prior to flying to Dallas from Cleveland, Ohio, but wasn't "told she couldn't fly" since she didn't meet the threshold for a fever, a CDC official told ABC News.

Amber Vinson, 29, a nurse at the Dallas hospital where an Ebola patient had died, was identified today as the second health care worker at the hospital to contract the deadly virus. She told the CDC her temperature was 99.5 degrees, which is below the 100.4 reading for a fever.

"She flew into Cleveland to prepare for her wedding. She came in to visit her mother and her mother’s fiance," said Toinette Parrilla, director of Cleveland Department of Public Health.

Vinson stayed at her relatives' home while visiting Ohio and those relatives are employees of Kent State University, the school said in a statement. "She did not step foot on our campus," Kent State President Beverly Warren said.

The relatives were sent home from the school and asked to monitor themselves for the next 21 days, school officials said.