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Sydney: A man whom the media have
dubbed "Superman" in Australia is
being sought by police - they want to
award him for rescuing a man from a
burning house.
"The Queensland police wants to
formally recognise all of those who
assisted in the rescue of the man for
their bravery and courage during the
incident and is seeking to identify the
remaining Good Samaritan," Xinhua
reported quoting the statement by
police on Monday.
The "Superman" was well-dressed in a
suit when he joined an off-duty police
officer and five other people gathered
outside a burning two-storey home in
Brisbane in May.
As they looked for tools to gain entry,
the man in the suit managed to smash
his way into the house and rescue a
21-year-old man who was inside. After
that, the "Superman" vanished.
"He is described as being Middle
Eastern in appearance, in 20s or 30s,
about 193 cm tall, dressed in business
attire and was in the company of a
woman," the statement said.
dubbed "Superman" in Australia is
being sought by police - they want to
award him for rescuing a man from a
burning house.
"The Queensland police wants to
formally recognise all of those who
assisted in the rescue of the man for
their bravery and courage during the
incident and is seeking to identify the
remaining Good Samaritan," Xinhua
reported quoting the statement by
police on Monday.
The "Superman" was well-dressed in a
suit when he joined an off-duty police
officer and five other people gathered
outside a burning two-storey home in
Brisbane in May.
As they looked for tools to gain entry,
the man in the suit managed to smash
his way into the house and rescue a
21-year-old man who was inside. After
that, the "Superman" vanished.
"He is described as being Middle
Eastern in appearance, in 20s or 30s,
about 193 cm tall, dressed in business
attire and was in the company of a
woman," the statement said.