CDC Windows Still Unrepaired 7 Months After Shooting

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More than seven months after a shooting at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,

the damaged windows remain unrepaired as the agencies.

Acting chief admitted this week.

Officials say replacement work is now underway, with permanent custom windows starting installation

this month.

The process depends on weather and stays on schedule, according to a recent employee update.

The attack came from a man stopped by security guards, who then fired on the building from

nearby.

A responding police officer, David Rose, lost his life, and the shooter died, too, with

no injuries inside the CDC.

Many staff felt let down by health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s brief visit to check

the damage, as he skipped meetings with employees shaken.

By the event, acting chief Bhattacharya got Kennedy's approval to honor Rose by renaming

the CDC's main road entrance after him, while repairs move forward as a top.

Priority.