Only Orbán’s office to have decorative lights after midnight, darkness falls on everything else in Budapest

RTL News has enquired about the reason for not turning off the lights on these two particular buildings from a government spokesman, István Hollik, but

Hollik clearly stated that the government is not responsible for this decision. He shifted blame from the government to the company in charge of floodlights in Budapest,

the Decorative and Public Lighting BDK Budapest Kft., who are overseeing public lights in Budapest as a whole, so they are indeed the ones who literally turn off the lights on the Chain Bridge and the Buda Castle.

RTL has contacted BDK, asking the same question that was addressed to Hollik, but the channel has not received an answer. After this, they have turned to the General Assembly of Budapest, who are shareholders at BDK, but they were left empty-handed once again.

Opposition party MSZP criticised the government for trying to save money in vain by turning off lights on main sights.

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Source: rtl.hu