Head of France's state-run rail firm praises train attack heros

AFP English 2015-08-23

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Guillaume Pepy, head of SNCF, France's state-run rail firm, expressed on Saturday "his gratitude (...) for the three passengers who saved so many lives" when a suspected jihadist gunman opened fire on a packed train Friday night.
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