Moroccan lorry drivers go on strike

Originally published June 15, 1999

Moroccan lorry drivers started Monday a five-day strike to protest their deteriorating situation and the absence of regulations governing their sector.

The drivers claim limited driving hours, social coverage, lowering the price of speed recorders and improvement of their work and financial conditions.

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