Former England captain Michael Vaughan has revealed he was locked in a restaurant during the shooting on the beach in Sydney, Australia.
Michael Vaughan was with his family at a restaurant near the beach at the time of the shooting. In this regard, Michael Vaughan says that being locked in a restaurant was very scary. We reached home safely, and he thanked the emergency forces and those who fought with the terrorists.
He said that the restaurant bouncer came to me with a gun in his hand and asked me to go inside. We were a few hundred steps away from the attack. Listen to the loud sound of sirens. Michael Vaughan said that the sound of sirens is often heard due to a shark attack or a fight between two young men. We soon realized that it was a shooting incident; it was a very scary scene.
“We were six people there: my wife, her sister, my two daughters, and their friend. I tried to keep myself as calm as I could,” he informed. It should be noted that the death toll from the shooting at a Jewish event on Bondi Beach in Sydney yesterday has reached 15, while 40 injured, including 2 police officers and the attacker, are undergoing treatment in hospital.
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