Danny Lim allegedly attacked at Strathfield station
Danny Lim suffered facial injuries after being attacked at a train station in Sydney’s inner west.
The famous activist, who is often seen campaigning for love and peace in the community, was allegedly caught in a physical altercation with a 66-year-old man at Strathfield train station on Friday afternoon.
Paramedics were seen treating Mr Lim, 79, just after 4pm at the police station, before he was taken to Concord Hospital.
Danny Lim was allegedly attacked at Strathfield train station on Friday afternoon. He is seen with the paramedics
Mr Lim is known around Sydney for campaigning for peace and love in the community.
The police have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the attack.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Mr Lim recently voiced his support for the Voice to Parliament referendum.
He was hospitalized in November after suffering a head injury during a shocking police arrest.
Footage showed the local activist forced to the ground by two NSW police officers in Sydney’s Queen Victoria Building, leaving him with a bloodied face and black eye.
Mr Lim suffered a brain haemorrhage following his fall and had to use a cane for weeks.
He was hospitalized in November after suffering head injuries during a shocking arrest.
