There will be no metro services on Wednesday as unions have called for a general strike against price hikes. Credit: AMNAGreek unions have called for a general strike on Wednesday in protest against price rises that have reduced the disposable income of workers.
The 24-hour strike has been called by Greece’s umbrella unions ADEDY and GSEE.
As a result, there will be no Athens metro, tram, electric railway (ISAP), and suburban railway (proastiakos) services on Wednesday.
There will also be no trolleybuses on the day, while regular buses will hold two 3-hour work stoppages, one at the shift’s start (to 09:00) and another at the end (from 21:00).
Ferries to the Greek islands will remain docked.
