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This tram speaker warning played to hundreds of people... but they should never have heard it

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Coronavirus warnings heard on trams in recent weeks have been made by mistake, Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has said.

Warnings have been read out on trams advising people to 'keep a safe distance' from other passengers where possible, 'keep the windows open if you can', 'cleaning your hands regularly', and to wear face coverings.

TfGM has today (September 30) confirmed that the messages were made in error, and have only been played on certain trams. The mistake comes as Covid is making a resurgence across the UK, with the new XEC variant.

The Manchester Evening News has been contacted by people believing the announcements may have been made as the virus spreads again. READ MORE: Coronavirus symptoms explained as new variant surges across UK in spike this month The new XEC variant, which originated in Europe, has now made its way to Britain and is spreading worldwide.

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