Belgian Strike Paralyzes Antwerp Port

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25 November 2014 09:35 WIB

A man throws a wooden pallet onto a fire during a demonstration in the Port of Antwerp in Antwerp, Belgium on Monday (11/24). Trade unions opened a month of intermittent strike actions by paralyzing the port of Antwerp and slowing train traffic through much of Belgium. AP/Virginia Mayo

25 November 2014 00:00 WIB

Workers burn tires to block one of the main entrances to the harbour in Antwerp, Belgium, during a first regional strike Monday (11/24). Trade unions have opened a month of intermittent strike action by paralyzing the port of Antwerp and slowing train traffic through much of Belgium. AP/Geert Vanden Wijngaert

25 November 2014 00:00 WIB

Workers block an entrance of the port of Antwerp, one of the world's biggest port, during a strike in Antwerp (11/24). A strike in parts of Belgium on Monday disrupted rail services and one of Europe's largest ports as trade unions and workers voice their anger over austerity measures announced by the country's new government. REUTERS/Yves Herman

25 November 2014 00:00 WIB

Workers of all major trade unions block an intersection at the port of Antwerp, Belgium, Monday (11/24). Trade unions have opened a month of intermittent strike action by paralyzing the port of Antwerp and slowing train traffic through much of Belgium. AP/Yves Logghe

25 November 2014 00:00 WIB

25 November 2014 00:00 WIB

A dockworker carries a pallet and rubber tires to burn during a demonstration in the Port of Antwerp in Antwerp, Belgium on Monday (11/24). Trade unions opened a month of intermittent strike actions by paralyzing the port of Antwerp and slowing train traffic through much of Belgium. AP/Virginia Mayo

25 November 2014 00:00 WIB