Thousands of Pernik residents found themselves hostage to the capital's chaos. Blocked stops, stopped public transport and complete disorder - this is how the day began for people who travel dozens of kilometers every day to get to their workplace in Sofia, BNT reported.
Yesterday, the mayor of Pernik - Stanislav Vladimirov expressed his sharp position on social networks and described the situation, I quote, as "terror over the ordinary person" and that he would personally protect the interests of Pernik residents for free movement. But what are the expectations for today and have there been any talks between the mayors?
"Pernik and Sofia are like two connected vessels. Every day, Pernik residents have to travel to Sofia for one reason or another. Yesterday's situation created a lot of headaches for Pernik residents. There is no way I can not react in such a situation, "said the mayor of Pernik Stanislav Vladimirov in "The Day Begins".
He stated that he understands the demands for decent pay for the labor of those working in the capital's transport, but according to him, the form is unacceptable because "you cannot block an entire city and force millions of residents of a capital municipality to be in such a situation." It is time for the mayor of the capital to step into his role, the mayor of Pernik called.