This Saturday, the UK Face the third day strike Public transport.
On Thursday, the country’s trains were halted, and on Friday the subway was shut down London.
Several unions had called the strike to demand higher wages amid rising costs of living.
The strikes take place during the school holidays, but they particularly affect the movement of tourists, football fans who want to go to the stadium to watch games and those who go to summer festivals. On Sunday, a fresh disruption is planned in the circulation of trains in the country.
Talks with several private railway operators in the country have stalled. The British Transport Minister has been accused of obstructing the situation. For his part, Grand Shops blamed unions for refusing to accept reforms to modernize the sector, and said on Friday they could be imposed by force.
It was the biggest strike movement against it in decades inflammationIt reached 10.1% in July and may exceed 13% in October.
These are not the only strikes in the country. On Sunday, around 2,000 longshoremen will begin an eight-day strike from the port of Felixstowe, the country’s largest cargo port.
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