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Emmerdale cast return to work as ambulance and medical screening is introduced

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Members of the Emmerdale cast and crew have returned to work to continue shooting the ITV soap, with added precautions introduced to make sure safety is at the forefront of production.

A number of stars, including Lucy Pargeter, Dominic Brunt, Eden Taylor-Draper and Nicole Wheeler, were photographed arriving at the set ready to get back to work.

Now, the cast and crew have to go through new safety measures including medical screening and safe-distance queueing, all while an ambulance is present on set.

On top of that, there are other precautions on set to ensure there is as small a risk as possible of spreading coronavirus should it get into the studios.

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