Garbage and Dirt in the Brand New BDZ Trains
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Just days after the launch of the new BDZ electric multiple units into regular operation, there have already been cases of vandalism and pollution both outside and inside the trains themselves. The first two Alstom Coradia Stream multiple units began carrying passengers on September 1, with their first route being from Plovdiv to Svilengrad. The new trains serve the Plovdiv - Svilengrad, Plovdiv - Asenovgrad, Svilengrad - Sofia and Sofia - Perni…
BDZ complained about poor hygiene and pollution in the new trains. "Most often, food and bottles are left in them, liquids are spilled on the floor, seats are dirty and toilets are used incorrectly. All this means additional time and...
Just weeks after the new BDZ electric multiple units were put into operation, there have already been cases of vandalism and pollution not only outside but also inside the carriages. In addition to graffiti on the trains, painted walls, dirty seats and even an attempt to dismantle part of a glass partition have been found.
Just days after the launch of BDZ's new electric locomotives into regular operation, there have already been cases of vandalism and pollution both outside and inside the trains themselves.
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