Belarusian expelled from Poland for driving a city bus while drunk
The 49-year-old man had his Polish visa revoked and was banned for eight years from entering not only Poland, but also the entire Schengen area.

A Belarusian man was discovered during a check of the legality of foreigners' stay in Zamość. As reported by the Nadbużański Border Guard, the man was driving a city bus while intoxicated.
After reviewing the materials, the border guards decided that the Belarusian's continued stay in the country posed a serious threat to public safety and order.
The Belarusian's national visa was revoked, and he was ordered to return to Belarus. The man was escorted to the border crossing and handed over to Belarusian services.
For the next eight years, the man will not be able to enter Poland and other Schengen zone countries.
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