What if public transport were blocked for lack of personnel? Or if they were neglected by travelers afraid of contracting the disease in these places with a lot of traffic? For the moment, this dark scenario is fiction. But the companies that run trains, metros, trams are forced to work on this assumption just in case.
Especially at the RATP which acknowledged Wednesday evening to have in its ranks a first sick employee. “ A station agent on metro line 6 was hospitalized after being contaminated during a private stay in an identified home of the coronavirus. A stay which took place the week preceding his resumption of service. Today, she is doing better, ”we explain to the management, who immediately informed the dozen colleagues of the infected person with whom she was in contact and reported their case to occupational medicine.
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The ARS (Regional Health Agency), which was to decide, decided not to place these collaborators
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