A Hampshire bus driver has been recognised for his quick thinking and compassion.
Sonam Lama, a driver based in Aldershot, was honoured by Stagecoach South after helping a 94-year-old passenger who appeared confused and unable to provide his home address or contact details.
Sonam ensured the passenger's safety while contacting company control and Thames Valley Police, going beyond his daily duties to protect a vulnerable person.
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Sonam Lama has been named Stagecoach South’s Star of the Month. (Image: Stagecoach South)
He has since been named Stagecoach South’s Star of the Month, standing out among more than 24,000 employees across the wider group.
Marc Reddy, managing director at Stagecoach South, said: "We are incredibly proud of Sonam, his dedication and empathy not only ensured the safety of someone in need but also set a remarkable example of the standards we aspire to as a company.
"This recognition is a testament to the positive impact our employees can have beyond their daily duties."
Stagecoach South praised Sonam's calm, compassionate approach, describing him as an embodiment of the company’s commitment to care and responsibility.
The company said his actions reflect its focus on putting people first and supporting the wider community.
The awards highlights the significance of Sonam's actions and the positive example he sets for colleagues across the business.
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