Support for German train drivers' strikes dwindles


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  • Saturday, 09 Mar 2024

BERLIN, March 8 (Xinhua) -- Public support for strikes by train drivers in Germany, which have been disrupting life for travelers and commuters for months, is declining, according to a survey published by public broadcaster ZDF on Friday.

Only one in three citizens still express sympathy for the strike actions, and two in three Germans disapprove of the strikes, according to the Politbarometer survey of 1,260 citizens of voting age.

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