Newry bus driver shares her experience of working during the pandemic
Translink has launched a nine-part film series documenting the real experiences of its staff who have been working hard to keep the country moving as lockdown eases and recovery progresses.
The series features Newry bus driver Bronagh McDonnell who has adapted to a new way of working while continuing to deliver services for those who really need them.
The video delves into the reality of how it felt to work through the crisis.
It also looks into how life has changed since lockdown and Bronagh shares her hopes and dreams for brighter days ahead.
Translink recorded the videos, which are being shared on social media, to open a window into the world of its key workers.
Speaking about the series, Translink Deputy Group Chief Executive, Gordon Milligan, told Newry Times, “At one of the most challenging periods in our lifetime, our staff have continued to drive this country forward by ensuring we have a public transport service running when essential workers need it most.
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“The videos showcase some of the many staff at Translink who have worked through what will go down in history as an unprecedented crisis and we want to thank them for their heroic efforts.
“They have adapted and innovated to keep our services running, showing great resilience and dedication.
“We are proud to pay tribute to all our amazing colleagues across the country,” he added.
For more details on Translink services and travel advice visit www.translink.co.uk or follow @Translink_NI #StaySafeSaveLives where Translink is also sharing the staff films on its digital channels over coming days.
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on Jun 23 2020. Filed under Community, Coronavirus, News.
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