Londoners STILL packed on to the Tube today despite Boris Johnson’s orders to stay home
And other furious commuters took to social media this morning, pointing out the contradiction of being told to stay 2m apart - but still having to push onto public transport.
Another commuter shared a photo snapped on the Victoria line, writing: "So it would appear the words 'lockdown' & 'keyworker' are being applied liberally."Had to let two tubes go past. Suspect only ID checks @ tubes will work or shut LDN transport." Transport for London has issued a warning to commuters, telling them that public transport "should only be used for essential journeys".It comes after Boris last night branded coronavirus "the biggest threat this country has faced for decades."
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