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On Saturday, at 1 pm, all trains were crossing the Öresund Bridge. The stop is only valid for one day and is due to a scheduled maintenance work.
Replacement buses were installed between Malmö C and Kastrup Airport. On Saturday at 8 pm, the noise is expected to increase further, as rail traffic between the airport and Copenhagen Central Station is expected to be subject to maintenance work.
Complete chaos
But according to several travelers, Kastrup is in total chaos on Saturday afternoon. Bo Gryckdal, who works in Kastrup but lives on the Swedish side of the Strait, is witnessing queues with hundreds of people.
"Finally, the Kastrup staff has steered the waiting lines, otherwise there will be total anarchy, but I think that Danish DSB and Skånetrafiken should have been in place.This maintenance work was announced several times ago. days and they had time to plan.
There were exceptionally many families with children waiting with regular commuters and tourists. Bo Gryckdal think this is due to the halloween party in Tivoli and to all who have spent the autumn holidays at home now.
"Finally, the priority was given to families with children, so they brought buses first," he said.
"Should be better managed"
– Unfortunately, it seems that we were not expecting that there are passengers on the stretch, there are too few buses involved and no staff at all. ;is in place. It's unfortunate that you have not handled the situation better, "said Michael Randropp, who said he had to wait in line for an hour to board a bus.
"It's deeply unsatisfactory," he says.
The traveler Thomas Andersson landed in Kastrup on Saturday afternoon. He witnesses a complete chaos.
"It was like coming into a U-country when everyone was caught here and there, the bus drivers were worried and the hosts could not paralyze the crowd, which meant that many had trouble finding both bags. and to follow the same bus in the chaos that reigned, he wrote in an email to Kvällsposten.
The fog overflows
When they finally reached Sweden, Öresund trains were canceled and all travelers were directed to a Pågatåg.
– The train was quickly filled with bags in one mess. Families must share.
"There is complete chaos everywhere, the fog resembles that of India, overcrowded and uncontrolled," says Thomas Andersson, criticizing the operation of the organization and believes that planning could have been better being given that many travelers have returned home Saturday break in the fall.
At 17:30, Thomas was on a train traveling to Sösdala. In total, the seven people traveled together, now they are scattered.
"Some of us have fallen to Hyllie but they are sure to move on," he writes.
No control
Another traveler, Ivana Gligorijevic, 39, said she had to wait nearly half an hour before getting on a bus.
"There are a lot of people in Kastrup waiting and waiting, but we do not have buses – those available are not enough," she says.
She is also critical about how the queue is split. According to her, group by group was released at the bus stop, but without checking the number of people who moved or the number of seats on the bus.
"Some people after me had to go back because there was no room," she said.
Magnus Wikforss, Head of Communications at Skånetrafiken, regrets the inconvenience caused by the work of ban.
Sorry for the problems
The stop of the rail traffic is known for a long time and Skånetrafiken tried to couple it as much as possible.
– There are departures every 20 minutes and there should be 3 or 4 buses at each departure. However, it is difficult to reach the capacity corresponding to trains and disadvantages can therefore occur. We regret it, says Magnus Wikforss.
During the night, buses run from Denmark to Malmö C.
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