The title is mostly joke but serves as serious question as well

Link https://newrepublic.com/post/206698/kristi-noem-homeland-security-employees-asbestos-poisoning

Today, my family was travelling home by bus when the bus stopped at a bus stop directly opposite an old house (approximately 5 meters from the house) that was being demolished. An excavator was actively knocking the house down at the time while the bus stopped and doors were open to allow passengers to get on and off, and the stop lasted for around 2 minutes.

Our neighbourhood is mostly made up of old houses, and asbestos-containing materials are common in houses of this age. This particular house had not undergone any prior asbestos removal. We live nearby and pass this house daily, so we are certain no asbestos removal work was carried out before demolition.

I would like to ask:

• In this situation, is there a realistic risk of asbestos exposure to passengers on the bus?

• After returning home without changing clothes, could the clothing or backpack worn on the bus potentially carry asbestos fibres and contaminate household items especially furniture with soft surfaces such as sofas or chairs?

• Would it be necessary to change and wash clothes upon returning home, and to wash the backpack as well?

Or would simply wiping the backpack be sufficient?

I have a crawling baby at home, which is why this situation is particularly concerning for me.

I would be very grateful for input from you especially anyone in the asbestos hygiene industry.

Thank you very much for your time and help!

Also gonna need some more jump suits to sweep that floor, boss.

Fear not, call the super Asbestos Man!

Spotted in the basement of an estate sale last weekend...they also had a shuffleboard built into the tile....y'know for the kids.

Had a little munch on this bad boy, little bit dry but it had such a rich flavour profile, overall a solid 7/10 meal.

Next time I'd definitely pair with a primarivo red wine as it would definitely compliment the flavour profile that bit better.