Greek transport strike hits ports
Port and transport workers in Greece have launched a 24-hour strike, a move that paralyzes all the country's public ports as well as certain oil installations.
BY JOHANNES HARTKOPF-MIKKELSEN
At 06.00 AM CET this morning, Greek port and transport workers launched a 24-hour strike that will block operations in most of the country's ports as well as oil installations in Thessaloniki and Eleusis-Aspropyrgos, report several media, including Newsmaritime.
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