Major European port slows down to avoid effects from strike
Monday, terminals in Antwerp operated at reduced capacity in order to avoid being hit by a national strike paralyzing Belgian airports and public transportation.
by JENS THOMSEN
Monday, terminal operators in the port of Antwerp, which is the second-largest in Europe, appeared to avoid trouble as a national strike hit Belgium, targeting the transport sector in particular.
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