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A SECOND hero worker from the Huntingdon train attack was celebrated yesterday for his bravery.
Bangura Amadu was reported to have joined Samir Zitouni in
Bangura Amadu is reported to have helped fend off the Huntington train attackerCredit: Facebook
He allegedly armed himself with a frying pan and positioned himself between the attacker and the passengers.
Friends stated that he had “confronted danger directly” and “put his own safety second” to protect customers aboard the Doncaster service to .
He escaped without physical injuries; however, his colleagues are worried about his mental wellbeing.
LNER train dispatcher Gemma Royce, who has spearheaded efforts for Samir and his heroic colleague, remarked: “Bangura is one of the kindest and most genuine individuals you could ever encounter.
“He is calm, composed, and consistently protective of those around him.
“What started as an ordinary Saturday at work turned into an unimaginable day that has left lasting impressions on everyone involved.
“Bangura demonstrated extraordinary courage and professionalism amid terrifying chaos and danger.”
His online fundraiser has already raised nearly £700.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Bangura Amadu do during the train attack?
Bangura Amadu armed himself with a frying pan and bravely positioned himself between the attacker and the passengers, demonstrating remarkable courage.
How has the community reacted to Bangura's actions?
The community has praised Bangura for his bravery, with colleagues describing him as kind and protective, and an online fundraiser has been established to support him.
