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The Pinkamindszent-Strém crossing on the Hungarian-Austrian border will be open to travelers in two time zones from two in the morning and two in the afternoon, Károly Kontrát, parliamentary secretary of state for the Interior Ministry, announced on Monday.
Along with travel restrictions introduced on September 1, the government is paying attention to the perspectives of those living in the border area.
For the sake of those who go to work and school, the Pinkamindszent-Strém crossing will open at the Hungarian-Austrian border every day from 6 a.m. M. A 8 a. M. And from 15 a. M. At 5 p. M. Tuesdays.
Euronews wrote that protesters against the blockade of the Hungarian border had previously held peaceful protests in Sopron and Vienna.
One of the speakers in Vienna was Zoltán Bátky, a journalist and musician who spoke about insecurity, home security and the fact that those who live in Austria cannot return to their parents’ home and their homeland Hungary. He explained: Due to the fact that many people live outside, they still want to go home, as their parents and friends live there, and their memories are also connected to Hungary.
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