Coronavirus: Driving for the most vulnerable during a pandemic

With lockdown as a result of the coronavirus continuing across the UK, rural communities have been some of those most affected by isolation.

About 40% of people in Northern Ireland live in rural areas.

Community transport groups have been providing a lifeline to many vulnerable and elderly people who live in the most remote parts of Northern Ireland.

Lesley-Ann Millar from South Antrim Community Transport said: "A lot of these people live in very rural areas and it’s a very scary time for them.

“We’ve been supplying food parcels, medicines and essential goods. Our drivers might be the only person some of these people see physically for a long time.”

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Video journalist: Niall McCracken