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Passenger Grabs Train Conductor by the Hair. She Ends up in Hospital

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Two railway employees were injured in separate attacks within four days.

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A drunk passenger without a ticket attacked a train conductor in Martin, the injured woman had to be transported by ambulance. Passengers detained the attacker and handed him over to the police who were called.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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A passenger without a ticket with a blood alcohol level of approximately 0.3 per mille attacked a train conductor in Martin. ZSSK is recording dozens of attacks on staff and is strengthening its protection.

MARTIN - A woman was hospitalized with injuries after a drunk passenger physically attacked a train conductor of the Slovak Railway Company (ZSSK) at the Martin railway station. As reported by ZSSK spokesman Ján Baček, the incident took place on Saturday (October 17) when a man refused to get off a passenger train heading to Čadca without a ticket.

A woman ended up in hospital with injuries after a drunk passenger physically attacked a train conductor of the Slovak Railway Company (ZSSK) at the Martin railway station.

An aggressive passenger under the influence of alcohol physically attacked a railway employee, who had to be taken for treatment after the incident. The post Drunk passenger attacked the train conductor on the train: The woman had to be taken to the hospital was first displayed by interez.sk.

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interez.sk broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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