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I verbëri detyrohet të ulet në dyshemenë e trenit, pasi askush nuk i liroi vendin

A Virgin Trains East Coast train, operated by Virgin Trains, departs from King Cross station as it begins full operations from London, U.K., on Monday, March 2, 2015. Virgin Trains and partner Stagecoach Group Plc. started their eight year service today on the London-Edinburgh rail route, linking London's Kings Cross station with the Scottish capital via Leeds in northern England. Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg via Getty Images

22:30 | 17 Nëntor 2017
Trina Galanxhi

Një burrë i verbër ka deklaruar se është detyruar të ulet në dyshemenë e trenit, për dy orë e gjysmë, pasi udhëtarët nuk liruan vendet për personat me aftësi të kufizara.

Roger Debman, 56 vjeç, tha se një punonjës në tren i kishte thënë atij dhe qenit që të ulet në dysheme, transmeton portali arbresh.info

Kompania e trenit në Virgjinia është duke e hetuar rastin, pasi viktima ndau fotografinë e tij në rrjetet sociale.

Ai ka theksuar se të gjithë udhëtarët e kishin injoruar atë./arbresh.info/

Mr Debman and Nevin were forced to sit on the packed Virgin train VIRGIN trains have promised to investigate after a partially-sighted man travelling with a guide dog was forced to sit on the floor for two-and-a-half hours. Roger Debman claims train staff allowed able-bodied passengers to sit in seats reserved for the disabled. He alleges a conductor pointed to the floor and instructed him to "sit there". A shocking picture shows the 56-year-old sat on the floor of the York to Peterborough train with his dog, Nevin. A furious Mr Debman complained about his experience last Friday: “It’s close to fraud. I’ve had two heart attacks, a stroke, I have a pacemaker - and I’ve to sit on the floor?" The former businessman needs to use seating designed for the disabled because it provides enough space to keep his dog out of the aisle.

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