Sleeper(s)
None of the fatalities or injured had realised what was happening, though, because one by one they too had fallen asleep along the length of the entire tube train.
The patients were ferried to Central Hospital, where they already had their hands full with cases of what was being reported as severe narcolepsy. It was too early to call what they were seeing an epidemic, and everyone knew narcolepsy didn’t work that way, but Accident and Emergency physician Dr Ravi Kapur was ready to do so. ‘Forty cases in the space of the last hour,’ he said to his staff. ‘I’d say that’s more than a coincidence. There must be a common source, something they all drank, or touched perhaps? Something to cause thi
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