@themuslimvibe: A shop security guard has described how he helped save an 11-year-old girl as she was being attacked by a knifeman in London’s Leicester Square. In a statement, the Met Police said a 32-year-old man had been arrested and taken into custody after the girl and her 34-year-old mother were stabbed. Abdullah, 29, who works at TWG tea in Leicester Square, said he intervened to stop the attacker and, with help from colleagues, gave first aid to the child. The Met said it was “not looking for anyone else” in connection with the attack and does not believe the victims knew their attacker. It also said at this stage there was no suggestion the stabbing was terror-related. The force added the girl required hospital treatment for “serious” but not life-threatening injuries, while her mother’s wounds were “more minor”. Police officers remain at the scene, which is in one of the busiest tourist districts in the capital. Abdullah added he and his colleagues gave first aid to the child before the police took over. “I just saw a kid getting stabbed and I just tried to save her,” he said. “It’s my duty to just save them.” Source: @bbcnews #london #england

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