Refugees waiting to be processed in the Austrian town of Nicklesdorf, near Hungaryʼs border yesterday. The overflow of refugees on that border apparently led the Austrian train company to halt trains. (Photo: MTI/Csaba Krizsán)
Some 66 refugees, who had spent a night in the train station, were transported by the convoy, which was organized on the internet by a charitable group according to reports. They were taken directly to Vienna, bypassing the crowds of refugees waiting for assistance near the Austrian border.
A similar caravan on Sunday carried about 500 refugees over the border.
The refugees were stranded in Győr after Austriaʼs train company, ÖBB, said it had to suspend rail traffic from Hungary due to congestion, apparently caused by the steady stream of refugees pouring over the border, according to reports.



