Felipe Munoz was coming home from work at a Melbourne children’s hospital when he was randomly attacked by a group of teens at Huntingdale – what one of them allegedly did next changed his life for good [Video]

A Chilean national who moved to Australia four months ago says he will ‘never be the same’ after he was allegedly beaten by a group of teens on a train and had his face slashed. 

Felipe Munoz, 31, had just finished his shift at the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne last Thursday and was making his way home on the train when he encountered the group. 

He said he had his headphones in when four teenagers aged between 15 and 17 walked into his carriage about 6.30pm as it neared Huntingdale Station in the city’s south-east. 

The teenagers were ‘yelling and bothering some people’ but he ‘didn’t pay too much attention’, Mr Munoz told 7News.

However, the youngest-looking member of the gang then allegedly approached him and asked him what station he was getting off at.

Mr Munoz, suspecting they might be considering robbing him, replied: ‘Why should I tell you …