Trains mistaken for a preacher: two Railjets were broken into

Two Railjet trains were unable to operate on schedule due to vandalism overnight, where unknown perpetrators broke into the dining cars and caused damage in the passenger areas. This resulted in delays for hundreds of passengers. MÁV's CEO, Zsolt Hegyi, condemned the acts of vandalism, emphasizing that the costs ultimately fall on the passengers. He stated that all available resources must be used to protect the vehicles and detect threats promptly. Hegyi also mentioned plans to enhance security with smart drones by the end of the year, as traditional methods are insufficient for monitoring the extensive operational areas of MÁV.