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TSSA Backs Calls For ‘Vital’ Belly Mujinga Inquest
A woman holds up a sign during a Black Lives Matter protest rally in Hyde Park, London, for Belly Mujinga, 47, who died in April after being spat and coughed at while working at London's Victoria station
TRANSPORT union TSSA has backed calls for a coroner’s inquest into the death of a transport worker from Covid-19 last year as a number of important questions remain unanswered.
Belly Mujinga died on April 5 just two weeks after she was allegedly coughed on by a customer at London’s Victoria station, in a case that grabbed national headlines.
A subsequent Panorama investigation raised serious questions about the inquiries into her death carried out by her employer Govia Thameslink Railway and the police.
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