Elva deputy mayor Juhani Jaeger has now joined the ranks of critics of Elron's new and slow timetable, protesting that southern Estonians who have used the morning train to work, study, shop or experience culture in the capital have suffered a serious loss.
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Elva deputy mayor Juhani Jaeger has now joined the ranks of critics of Elron's new and slow timetable, protesting that southern Estonians who have used the morning train to work, study, shop or experience culture in the capital have suffered a serious loss.