The general strike on Wednesday, November 11 is keeping activity at the port of València at a standstill, and it will only handle the arrival of dangerous goods or perishable products, according to the EFE news agency.
The head of the maritime sector of CCOO in the Valencian region, Franjo Martínez, told EFE that participation at the port is «massive»: according to him, all companies are closed and no ships are entering because stevedoring and port services are stopped. Only emergencies will be handled during the day, he added.
According to EFE, the Government Delegation in the Valencian Community described a quiet night, with information pickets and no notable incidents. The Traffic Management Centre reported traffic cuts early in the morning on the V-21, at the entrance to València, and on the Ronda Norte caused by pickets. At València's EMT bus company, CCOO criticised minimum services of 80 % set by the City Council.
Developing story: the standstill at the port comes from EFE's report and from what a union that called the strike says; confirmation from the València Port Authority and data on the number of ships and calls affected are still missing.
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