Railway strike will continue: RTUA

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The work stoppage by the railway trade unions continued for its third day today and will continue in the absence of any signs of it being resolved, the Railway Trade Union Alliance (RTUA) said.

RTUA co-convener Lal Ariyaratne said no discussions were forthcoming.

“The sudden strike launched on Wednesday will continue until our salary anomalies and other issues are resolved," he said. (KJ)

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Ronnie Bugger Saturday, 11 August 2018 08:57 PM

Mr. President, your Minister of Transport appear to be in dreamland. Enough is enough. Get rid of him, bring back the retired drivers and guards, take over the Control Room and mobilize a good portion of the armed forces who are only just wasting their time maintaining their bases to instead provide full security on a war footing ans see how it works within 24 hours. These bastards will start coming back with their tails tucked between their legs.

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