Regional railways cane either pay off its debt or have its energy supply cut off

However, the company, which provides regional railway connections throughout the country, may not have enough money to do so. It is likely that in order to pay the liabilities PKP PR will stop paying for its running expenses, which would eventually result in its energy supplies being cut off. The company's financial director, Malgorzata Kuczewska-Łaska, says that PKP PR will do its best to pay for its energy in order to prevent the situation in which trains would stop because of the lack of current. Over the next two years, PKP PR should pay zl.763 million to its creditors. The debt was divided into monthly installments, but if the company fails to pay them, creditors can demand that PKP pays the previously annulled debt of more than zl.700 million. (Rzeczpospolita, p. B1) A.F.