Germany’s railway, airline workers strike

VOA News

Germany’s train system came to a standstill Friday, April 21, when railway workers went on strike for eight hours.

EVG, the union representing the state-owned Deutsche Bahn workers, says its members need a raise to counter inflation.

Long distance and regional trains were affected by the strike, which lasted from 3:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

The railway strike coincided with a walkout at four major German airports, affecting hundreds of flights. Reuters news agency reports 700 flights were canceled. – gb

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