Thousands of refugees blocked at Budapest railway station for the fourth day

Thousands of refugees are waiting at Budapest's railway station on Friday morning for trains to take them to Western Europe, and about 500 refuse to leave a train blocked in Bicske, near Budapest, Hungarian media report, according to the Patria News Agency.  

International railway traffic from Budapest has been interrupted for the fourth consecutive day. Around 2000 refugees are still there, some of them for several days.

"People are getting more and more nervous. They are losing money every day..., and I fear the situation will become more complicated and there will be new problems," Syrian Abdel Aziz told AFP.

Despite many having train tickets, an increasing number of immigrants are looking for human smugglers or considering continuing their journey on foot towards their final destination, Germany. Namely, on Thursday, a train that was supposed to take them to the Austrian border was unexpectedly stopped in Bicske, Index writes.