Polish Tourists Stranded in Austria After Train From Croatia Fails
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Around 30 Polish tourists returning from Croatia were stranded overnight at a train station in Graz, Austria, after a technical fault affected the Adriatic Express train. Passengers say they received no information or assistance, and PKP Intercity claims it was not informed in advance about the incident. Around 30 Polish tourists were stranded overnight at a train station in Graz, Austria, after their train returning from Croatia was stopped due…
Around 30 passengers returning from Rijeka, Croatia, to Poland had to leave a PKP Intercity train in the middle of the night at the station in Graz, Austria.
A group of approximately 30 tourists returning by train from Croatia faced significant problems. Due to an electrical fault, they were disembarked from an Intercity train from Rijeka overnight and stranded at a station in Graz, Austria. We received information about this incident on the RMF FM Hotline.
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