British Transport Police said an inquiry had been launched to trace the man who spat at the pair. Mrs Mujinga was on the concourse of Victoria station on 22 March when she was approached by the suspect.
Her husband Lusamba Gode Katalay said the man had asked his wife what she was doing and why she was there.
Mrs Mujinga was admitted to Barnet Hospital on 2 April and was put on a ventilator. The Prime Minister's official spokesman described the attack on the key worker as "despicable". Mr Katalay said he called his wife on a video app when she was in hospital, but didn't hear from her again. She was a caring person and would take care of everybody. Ten people attended Mrs Mujinga's funeral, including her year-old daughter.
We could have prevented it - if she had more PPE or if they kept her inside instead of being on the concourse. She is one of far too many front-line workers who have lost their lives to coronavirus. The union added that there were "serious questions about her death". Ms Mujinga's employer, Govia Thameslink Railway GTR , said it "took any allegations extremely seriously" and that it was investigating all claims.
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