“Barbara went to buy some new pillows at that mall last Saturday,” Havershaw stated yesterday morning via telephone. Mary Havershaw of Ossining reported that her neighbors Barbara and John Kravis have been locked inside their home for the past twenty-four hours. There have also been reports of arrests of individuals outside the mall. He also claimed that the government evacuated the facility in a hurry, suggesting some problem inside the mall, perhaps related to the movement of people. One local resident has been using a high-powered telescopic lens to observe the mall and he reported seeing crowds rushing past the windows of the food court’s atrium after the announcement yesterday. Sentinel sources, however, claim that the situation in the mall is anything but secure. They have also declined to provide information on the situation inside the mall or the conditions of the people quarantined except to say that the situation is secure, that a qualified individual has been appointed to manage the population in the mall, and that the people inside have been provided with all the resources they will require for the duration of the quarantine. While the Centers for Disease Control have promised more specific information on the type of virus, they have yet to release any reports. After a week of near radio silence from government officials on the situation within the mall, it was revealed yesterday in the early afternoon that a flu virus had been released into the air vents of the mall and that all people inside have been deemed exposed to the contagion. Yesterday evening, the National Guard ordered that the Shops at Stonecliff mall be quarantined until further notice. The publisher does not have any control over and does not assume any responsibility for author or third-party websites or their content.

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