Two Railjet dining cars were also broken into overnight at Keleti, and neither could depart on time due to the damages.

Two Railjet dining cars were broken into overnight, causing delays for morning trains to Austria and Germany. MÁV CEO Zsolt Hegyi confirmed that investigations are ongoing, and the damages rendered the cars unserviceable. He emphasized the challenges of monitoring vast railway areas and mentioned the introduction of drones for enhanced security. Previous incidents of youth climbing on train roofs have resulted in fatalities, highlighting the need for improved safety measures.

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