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Without metro, electric railway, tram, trains – How buses and taxis will operate, traffic regulations in the city center

Beginning from 9:30 measures for the center of Athens - 10:30 PAME at Syntagma, 11:00 the General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) at Syntagma - Ships are docked at the ports in support

Newsroom April 17 07:45

The center of Athens will be inaccessible today due to protest gatherings in the context of the 24-hour strike organised by GSEE, ADEDY, and PAME, with focus on austerity.

The movement of the public will also be obstructed due to the participation of transportation workers in the strike, with traffic police implementing regulations beginning from 9:30 in the morning.

Specifically, for 24 hours, the metro, electric railway, tram, suburban railway, and trains will be immobilised. According to an announcement by Hellenic Train, a number of routes will be operated by security personnel. Employees demand immediate hiring and work contracts against ‘the wave of austerity and the profiteering that affect the dignified living of millions of low-wage and low-pension workers.

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With work halts (from the beginning of the shift 9:00 and from 21:00 until the end of the shift) also employees of buses and trolleybuses will also take part. Therefore, urban buses and trolleybuses will operate between 9:00 to 21:00. Employees are demanding public, safety, modern transportation and a collective labour agreement, as well as staff hiring, signing a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). It is expected that KTEL buses will operate normally.

On Wednesday Thessaloniki public transport will operate with 50 buses and security personnel due to the 24-hour strike.

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