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Employees of Karachi port terminal continue strike

byCT Report
26/06/2018
in Karachi
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KARACHI: The employees of Karachi Port’s South Asia Terminal on Tuesday continued their strike for fulfilment of their demands, which has affected the operations of the anchorage.

According to reports, carriers and other fright-loaded ships anchored at the terminal have not been offloaded owing to the strike. Almost 1,500 containers are delivered daily from the port and halt of operations is causing millions of rupee losses to the shipping companies, sources said.

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The protesters have said that they would call off the strike when the demands of the workers’ union are met and sacked employees are reinstated.

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