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A violent attack against bus 339 of the P13 line, belonging to the Mulgoba Terminal, left the driver injured and hospitalized, reported the Provincial Transport Company of Havana.
The incident occurred around 07:50 on Wednesday at the Fraternity Park, when the driver Santiago Fons Cuevas was assaulted by two passengers, who inflicted an injury to his head.
The Revolutionary National Police (PNR) arrested one of the aggressors, and the case is currently being processed at the PNR unit of Dragones and Zulueta, the entity emphasized on Facebook.
The Director of the Mulgoba Base Business Unit (UEB), as well as the Senior Guard of the Provincial Transport Company of Havana (EPTH), also went to the scene.
The aggression caused the temporary suspension of the P13 line, affecting thousands of users.
The EPTH stated that it was a "deplorable" act that undermines the improvement of the quality of life of citizens and public services in the capital.
This incident, of which no further details were provided, is set against a backdrop of increasing violence on the island.
Frequently Asked Questions About Security Incidents in Public Transport in Havana
What happened in the attack on the driver of the P13 bus line in Havana?
The driver of the P13 bus line, Santiago Fons Cuevas, was assaulted by two passengers in the Parque de La Fraternidad in Havana, resulting in head injuries and hospitalization. One of the assailants was detained by the National Revolutionary Police (PNR).
How does vandalism affect public transportation in Cuba?
Vandalism in public transportation, such as the stone-throwing at buses, causes property damage, service interruptions, and exacerbates the transportation crisis in Cuba. These incidents reflect a crisis of values in Cuban society and the lack of strict enforcement of penal measures.
What measures are being taken to improve safety in public transportation in Havana?
Although some actions have been taken, such as the detention of offenders and the imposition of penalties on non-compliant workers, the lack of effective management and sufficient resources remains a significant obstacle to improving safety and service in Havana's public transportation.
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