Paris balcony boy family thank Mali 'Spiderman' Mamoudou Gassama -7
He told Mr Macron that he had
travelled to France because he did not
know anyone in Italy and his brother
had been living in France for many
years. In Paris he worked cash-in-hand on
building sites and lived in a hostel in
the western suburb of Montreuil -
known as "little Bamako" because of
its large Malian population. He had not
applied for asylum and was living illegally in France. In the hostel,
he has been sharing a
room with relatives and sleeping on a
mattress on the floor. On Monday Mr Gassama met another Malian migrant
given French citizenship for his acts of courage - Lassana Bathily,
who helped customers in a Jewish
supermarket in western Paris hide
when a supporter of the Islamic State
group took hostages there in 2015. Muslim tells of hiding Jewish
shoppers Mr Bathily, who has written a book
about his experience, said Mr
Gassama was "still in a state of
emotion" following his daring rescue. Source:BBC NEWS
travelled to France because he did not
know anyone in Italy and his brother
had been living in France for many
years. In Paris he worked cash-in-hand on
building sites and lived in a hostel in
the western suburb of Montreuil -
known as "little Bamako" because of
its large Malian population. He had not
applied for asylum and was living illegally in France. In the hostel,
he has been sharing a
room with relatives and sleeping on a
mattress on the floor. On Monday Mr Gassama met another Malian migrant
given French citizenship for his acts of courage - Lassana Bathily,
who helped customers in a Jewish
supermarket in western Paris hide
when a supporter of the Islamic State
group took hostages there in 2015. Muslim tells of hiding Jewish
shoppers Mr Bathily, who has written a book
about his experience, said Mr
Gassama was "still in a state of
emotion" following his daring rescue. Source:BBC NEWS
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