Rail companies forced to cut services as pingdemic hits public transport
Rail companies forced to cut services as pingdemic hits public transport with large numbers of staff self-isolating and TFL forced to close Circle and Hammersmith and City lines over the weekend Workers in the transport sector are among vast number of those being pinged Reduced timetables have been introduced on railways across England recently Passengers are being advised to check their train is running before leaving home
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Rail companies have been forced to cut services as the pingdemic has hit public transport with TfL having to close the Circle and Hammersmith and City lines over the weekend.
Workers in the sector are among the vast number of people being pinged by the NHS coronavirus app.
Reduced timetables have been introduced on railways across England in an attempt to improve reliability after a recent spate of last-minute cancellations due to staff shortages.
Passengers are being advised to check their train is running before they leave home.
Workers in the sector are among the vast number of people being pinged by the NHS coronavirus app
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