Nationwide German transport strike causes major disruptions
By DW
28 March 2023 |
5:57 am
Strikes focused on public transport has brought the vast majority of buses, trains and planes in Germany to a halt. The 24-hour action, which began at midnight, is part of a long-running pay dispute.
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