Earlier lockdown could have saved lives of London bus drivers, study suggests

Earlier lockdown could have saved lives of London bus drivers, study suggests
Coronavirus – Wed Apr 8, 2020

An earlier lockdown could have saved the lives of London bus drivers who died during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to an independent review.

Many of the drivers who died had underlying health conditions and it is likely the frontline nature of their jobs added to their greater risk of death, the review by the UCL Institute of Health Equity found.

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