Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Citizen of Uzbekistan Kamil Nesibov showed heroism during the terrorist attack in Moscow’s Crocus City Hall, saving more than 100 people, SHOT reports.

On the day of the terrorist attack, Kamil and his friend worked as waiters at Crocus. After finishing their shift, they heard loud bangs and were scared, rushing into the nearest building. However, they soon decided to return.

Kamil helped drag several people with bullet wounds to the side of the road, stopped the car to put a limping woman in, and hurried to disperse everyone who was late for the concert.

After that, he began to break down doors and direct people to the exit. He found a group of about 80 people in one of the corridors on the ground floor and helped them get out. While searching for victims, he found a smartphone with a flashlight on, which he used to illuminate the path.

The phone rang, and the name Camilla was on the display - the girl asked in horror to save her, describing that she was surrounded by fire and had fallen to the second floor.

Kamil informed the Ministry of Emergency Situations about the situation, after which he and the injured girl were able to be taken out of the building.