Traveled from Larissa Station to Thessaloniki by train to see network problems
The country’s rail network is “severely ill” and there should be “decisive moves” the Deputy Minister of Transport stressed Konstantinos Kyranakis, who traveled by train from Larissa Station to the Thessaloniki Railway Station to find out the problems that exist on the network after information and drivers.
According to his words, these problems “are not solved with an aspirin”. In particular, he said: “It is an self -evident move for someone who undertakes to solve a big problem for the country. If you do not see with your eyes and you do not hear these ears, which are happening in the field, you cannot understand a problem to solve it. Thank you very much to the drivers who almost all the time of my journey meant things to be able to understand What exactly is happening on the rail network. What we can certainly say is that both OSE and several Hellenic Train issues and the rail network overall are deeply ill and all these problems are not solved with an “aspirin”.
Decisive moves are needed, we need big changes and we need to move with great determination. So I come to Thessaloniki, so that I can see what the problems in the field are.
Telephone largely operates on the network, we have the kilometers in detail. The works of the area, Destroyed by Daniel, for whom we are waiting for the approval of the Court of Auditors, well -being next week and if that happens, they begin next month. “