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Scots rail worker melts hearts after penning sign offering to help vulnerable people amid coronavirus
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A rail worker has melted hearts after offering to help elderly people during coronavirus in a touching sign he wrote at a station.
The heartwarming sign was spotted at Markinch station in Fife and saw station worker Colin urging people to contact him if they need anything amid the outbreak.
And locals have now praised Colin's selfless actions, hailing his "exceptional kindness".The sign read: "Should any of my customer, (single or elderly), wish to give me their name, address or phone number, I will keep in contact with them twice weekly."If not, please take down this phone number and you can phone me, if you need to".Alisdair Clark, a reporter at Edinburgh Live, tweeted a photo of the sign, saying Colin should be "given a medal".
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