DURHAM, N.C. — Officials said it may take Duke University longer than predicted to clean up a mold problem in two dorms.
The school discovered the non-toxic mold earlier in September at Mitchell and Decker halls.
Originally, officials hoped to clean it up in a few weeks, but they found the problem involved extensive duct work.
A representative from Duke University told WRAL crews will wait until fall or winter break to tackle the mold.
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