ATHENS, Greece, Feb. 11 (UPI) -- Public buses, trains, ferries and ships had one thing in common in Greece Saturday: They were not moving due to a 48-hour general strike, observers said.
Hospitals were expected to be operating with only a minimum of personnel, as the General Confederation of Greek Labor and the Civil Servants' Union struck to protest the government's latest austerity budget proposals, Ekathimerini reported Saturday. Only one train line running from Piraeus Kifissia was operating, but under a very limited schedule.