Officials who suffered ‘Havana Syndrome’ symptoms at White House discuss experiences for first time 

Former high-ranking government officials who served under the Trump administration have revealed for the first time the Havana Syndrome symptoms they suffered while working at the White House. 

Olivia Troye, a former Department of Homeland Security and counterterrorism advisor, shared her claims of being overcome with vertigo while working on White House grounds.

‘It was like this piercing feeling on the side of my head,’ she told 60 Minutes on Sunday. ‘I got vertigo. I was unsteady, I felt nauseous, I was somewhat disoriented and I remember thinking, don’t fall down the stairs. You’ve got to find your ground and steady yourself.’ 

Others, including former Department of Homeland Security chief of staff Myles Taylor, also recounted being hit by odd noises, vertigo and painful aches…