A female Metrorail train driver had to get stitches after she was attacked by commuters for refusing to stop between stations in KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday morning, the United National Transport Union has said.
According to information the Untu had received, 38-year-old Nonhlanhla Dlamini was en-route from Durban to Stanger when commuters wanted her to stop between stations. “It is bad. Very, very bad. I am a mother of three children. I used to love my job. But it has become so dangerous that I don’t know if I will return home alive to see my children.
Prasa called the attack on its staff members “reprehensible”, saying security services would be implementing a range of interventions to protect employees.Rapid rail police will be sensitised of any incidents on the ground. – Any stations at a junction or the end of a line would be closely monitored.Train drivers must keep their doors closed and stone guards up.Guards at stations should be extra vigilant.
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