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Reference:
2011/1499
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Question by:
Valerie Shawcross
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Meeting date:
18 May 2011
When Assembly Members have made visits to view engineering works taking place on the tube - for example on overnight visits - we receive a health and safety briefing and protective clothing. Transport for London's own staff training material also warns staff of the dangers of, in particular, Leptospirosis (or Weils disease), which can be caught from, for example, coming into contact with infected rats' urine in tunnels. Staff are advised to use appropriate protective clothing. What advice and protective measures have TfL provided to those passengers who have had to be evacuated along tunnels following service failures, who presumably...