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The Head of MÁV Slammed the Table: Two Railway Cars Were Robbed During the Night, Which Is Why the Schedule Was Disrupted

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The dining cars of two Railjet trains were robbed at Budapest's Keleti Railway Station on Tuesday night, preventing them from departing, Zsolt Hegyi, CEO of the MÁV Group, announced on Facebook on Tuesday.

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The dining cars of two Railjet trains were robbed at Budapest's Keleti Railway Station on Tuesday night, preventing them from departing, Zsolt Hegyi, CEO of the MÁV Group, announced on Facebook on Tuesday.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Railjet departing from Keleti Railway Station was delayed due to police action. The bistro car may have been broken into, and passengers were able to continue their journey an hour later.

·Budapest, Hungary
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At night.

·Hungary
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Ma reggel két Railjet szerelvény nem tudott elindulni. Nem műszaki hiba miatt, hatam azért, mert valakik szabad prédának nézték a vonatokat – erről számolt be személyesen kedden délelőtt a Magyar Államvasutak vezérigazgatója. Ismeretlenek az éjszaka folyamán mindkét szerelvény étkezőkocsiját feltörték, az utasterekben károkat okoztak – írta saját neve alatt közölt Facebook-bejegyzésben Hegyi Zsolt. – Ennek pedig az lett az eredménye, hogy reggel…

Two Railjet train dining cars were also broken into by unknown perpetrators at Keleti Railway Station on Tuesday night. Due to the vandalism, the trains could not be put into service according to schedule in the morning, causing inconvenience to hundreds of passengers. According to Zsolt Hegyi, CEO of MÁV, the perpetrators also caused damage to the passenger compartments. A police investigation is underway into the case, and the railway company …

It is not known what the perpetrators took, but they caused damage to the passenger compartments of both cars.

·Hungary
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444.hu broke the news in Hungary on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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