Spain's government is scrambling to quell anger over alleged safety blunders in the case of an assistant nurse infected with Ebola — the first such transmission outside Africa.

Nurses and hospital cleaning crews have walked off the job, saying they got just 15 minutes of Ebola training.

The ambulance that carried the infected nurse wasn't sterilized before being used seven more times. EMTs complain they weren't given hazmat suits. It took the Spanish government five days to create a crisis committee. By then, more than a dozen more people were hospitalized for possible exposure.

Lauren Frayer reports from Madrid.