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A maskless woman crammed into a tiny space next to a 'vulnerable' passenger on a London train yesterday as a bizarre row broke out over a seat.
The blonde-haired woman grabbed the other traveller's handbag and shoved her out the way on the Docklands Light Railway to London City Airport.
Footage showed the pair jostling for the place before the second woman gave in and got up and berated the other for not wearing a face covering.
She blasted her for putting her at risk of Covid because she said she falls into the 'vulnerable' category of people and was exempt from donning a mask herself.
Face coverings were mandatory for anyone without certain health problems on public transport and in shops from 4am on November 30th.
The row started when a woman, wearing a black coat, approached the seated lady - in a black hat and pink coat - and tried to wedge herself in the tiny gap on the DLR to London City Airport
The pink coat-wearing woman told her she was vulnerable to coronavirus and did not want to squish in together amid fears for her safety
The row started when a different woman, wearing a black coat,
