Dust Flies at Train Station
<i> Associated Press</i>
NEW YORK —
The first air-duct cleaning in 12 years at Grand Central Terminal kicked up clouds of dust in a shopping area filled with holiday consumers Wednesday, requiring 23 people to get treatment for breathing problems.
Nine people were taken to the hospital for “respiratory difficulty,” an Emergency Medical Service spokesman said. Train service was not affected.
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