The heroic Malian immigrant, Mamoudou Gassama, who scaled an apartment building in Paris to save the life of a dangling 4-year-old, has started training with the French Fire Service.
The Malian received his temporary residence permit
22-year-old Mamoudou Gassama, the Malian immigrant who
scaled an apartment building in Paris to save the life of a dangling 4-year-old, has joined the French Fire Brigade after he was rewarded for his brave act.
TORI News
had earlier reported that during a meeting, the French President, Emmanuel Macron, granted the hero "African Spiderman" French citizenship and was offered to an enrollment to be a firefighter at the French Fire Service.
Gassama meet the French fire service chief
On Tuesday, Gassama visited the Paris Fire Brigade headquarters and Champerret fire station and also met with the Paris fire brigade commander general, Jean-Claude Gallet.
The athletic Malian received his temporary residence permit at the prefecture of Bobigny, northeast of Paris and reportedly signed up for a 10-month internship with the Paris fire and rescue services, and is expected to be paid close to 600 Euros (N251,471.10) a month.