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London Underground workers commemorate fourth anniversary of Belly Mujinga's death
Belly Mujinga

LONDON Underground workers have commemorated the fourth anniversary of the death of Tube worker Belly Mujinga, who died from Covid-19 after being spat at by a customer.

Members of her union TSSA laid a wreath at Victoria station where she worked.

Ms Mujinga, 47, was among more than 100 London transport workers who died from coronavirus while keeping services going during the pandemic.

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