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Train delays after signalling relays stolen

December 14, 2011

Trains on the route Ploiesti-Bucharest, heading to the capital’s Gara de Nord or Basarab stations, had delays of up to 200 minutes after several signalling relays were stolen, HotNews said. But passenger railway company CFR Calatori said the delays were not longer than 40-50 minutes. “Between 6 and 8 a.m., trains that arrived or left [...]

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