The Health of Railway Passengers Was in Danger: MÁV Was Slapped with a Huge Fine
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The occupational safety and health authority imposed the fine for endangering 15 people. During the inspections, several occupational safety deficiencies were found at the railway vehicle insurance site in Békéscsaba.
The fine amounts to 54 million forints.
The authority imposed a fifty-four million forint occupational safety fine on MÁV Passenger Transport Co., Ltd. after the health and safety of several employees at the company's Békéscsaba site were seriously endangered, according to a Facebook post by Dr. Vilmos Kátai-Németh, Minister of Social and Family Affairs.
Fifteen employees who were assigned to work in dangerous areas received neither vaccinations nor protective equipment, and one of them even fell ill, the HVG wrote.
MÁV was fined 54 million for occupational safety failures at a Békéscsaba site - The fine was imposed for the most serious violations.
The authority found shocking deficiencies at the MÁV site in Békéscsaba. Fifteen employees were exposed to serious and immediate danger, while one hepatitis infection also occurred. The company was fined 54 million forints for occupational safety due to the irregularities.
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