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Police Presence On Two Bus Lines In Budapest

• 1 Apr 2021 11:11 AM
• Hungary Around the Clock

Police officers have been regularly present on buses running on lines No. 9 and 151 since March 11, in response to requests from the public and public transport staff.

The requests followed a series of attacks on passengers on both bus lines.

Patrolling police and security guards are present at terminuses and bus stops.

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