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Public transport is to be made free for all healthcare workers in Northern Ireland.
Infrastructure Minister Nicola Mallon announced the news this afternoon as she revealed a further reduction in the level of public transport.
She said that a strict social distancing policy would be in place on buses and trains, and appealed that from tomorrow that public transport should only be used by key workers.
The Minister added: "From tomorrow, public transport will be free for all health care workers."
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