Trains, buses cross Belarus-Poland border without problems
The situation with trucks remains critical. Ony 40 vehicles or ten times less than usual crossed the Belarus-Poland border through the Kazlovichy crossig point in the past 24 hours.
Despite their strike, polish customs officers check as usual the passenger trains, the buses with tourists and cars passing through the border in Brest, the local customs officials told the European Radio for Belarus.
But in Kazlovichy, a crossing point for trucks, the situation remains critical:
“Around 130 trucks were allowed to enter Belarus, and some 40 trucks to enter Poland. On ordinary days, we process at least 10 times more. Normally, up to 600 trucks enter Belarus within 24 hours, not 130 as it is today”.
Photo: bymedia.net
Despite their strike, polish customs officers check as usual the passenger trains, the buses with tourists and cars passing through the border in Brest, the local customs officials told the European Radio for Belarus.
But in Kazlovichy, a crossing point for trucks, the situation remains critical:
“Around 130 trucks were allowed to enter Belarus, and some 40 trucks to enter Poland. On ordinary days, we process at least 10 times more. Normally, up to 600 trucks enter Belarus within 24 hours, not 130 as it is today”.
Photo: bymedia.net
