Strike hits ferry services in Greece
Ferry services to the Greek islands will be disrupted this weekend due to a four-day strike by the Panhellenic Seaman’s Federation.
They stopped work this morning at 6am and will not return until 6am on Tuesday.
As a result, ship and ferry sailings have been cancelled.
The main public sector union in Greece is taking part in separate industrial action today and tomorrow. As a result, there are no metro train or tram services in Athens today or on Saturday.
They are protesting against a vote in Parliament on Sunday for pension cuts and tax increases.
The strike will disrupt transport in Thessaloniki until Monday.
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