SYDNEY: A Muslim man has been hailed as a hero in Australia after risking his life to stop an armed attacker during a deadly shooting incident in Sydney.
According to Australian media reports, 43-year-old Ahmed Al Ahmed, a fruit vendor and father of two, bravely confronted and restrained an attacker at the scene, managing to disarm him and prevent further loss of life. During the act of bravery, Ahmed was shot twice in the arm.
He was immediately shifted to hospital, where doctors confirmed that his condition is stable and he is out of danger.
The incident occurred at Bondi Beach in Sydney, where two armed assailants opened fire on civilians. The attack resulted in the deaths of 16 people, while around 40 others, including children and two police officers, sustained injuries.
Witnesses and officials praised Ahmed Al Ahmed’s courage, stating that his quick action helped save many lives. His actions have been widely appreciated across social and mainstream media, with many calling him a symbol of humanity and bravery.
