Man arrested after sticking fingers in mouth and wiping them on train handrail

A man has been arrested after he was filmed sticking his fingers in his mouth and smearing it on a handrail on a Belgian subway train.

The passenger, who was filmed by a commuter in Brussels, could be seen taking his facemask down before he put two fingers in his mouth and then rubbed them on a metal handrail.

Shortly afterward, the clip was shared on Twitter with the commuter warning passengers not to copy the unidentified man’s actions.

The commuter said: “Watch what this son of a b**** does to the handrails on public transport. Do not touch the handrails.”

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His video was shared as fears of the deadly coronavirus continue to grip the world, with more than 4,300 people already dead from the deadly disease.

Transport police appear to have swiftly taken action after the clip was uploaded on March 9.

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The Brussels Intercommunal Transport Company tweeted: “The man (intoxicated) was arrested by the police and our security service. The subway train was withdrawn from service to be disinfected.

“Thank you for your message. Our metros are cleaned every day.”

It comes as the country announced two more men, aged 73 and 86, had been killed by the horror virus.

In total, 314 coronavirus cases have been recorded in Belgium and three people have died from it.

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The opportunists are selling the packs, which include condoms, a tin of beans, anti-bacterial hand gel, toilet roll, and a face mask, in the hope of earning a quick quid.

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