Hungarian Town Overwhelmed: 15,000 New Residents Strain Infrastructure

A Hungarian town grapples with infrastructure strain following a population surge of 15,000. The influx of residents has left the community struggling to provide adequate amenities. "There are only two small shops and a breakfast place to serve this many people," notes Jóreggelt,kivéve ☕️ in a recent video. This lack of infrastructure is particularly evident along the Danube riverbank, where overcrowding is a significant concern. The situation raises questions about urban planning and the need for proactive measures to address rapid population growth.