Strike of Polish carriers: 25 Ukrainian drivers say they want to evacuate
Kyiv • UNN
Twenty-five Ukrainian truck drivers stranded at the Polish border due to a strike by Polish carriers have asked to be evacuated. Technical issues such as parking space for trucks and cargo protection are still unresolved.
Twenty-five drivers who are stuck on the border with Poland due to the strike of Polish carriers have expressed their desire to evacuate. This was reported to a journalist of UNN by the press service of the Ministry of Community Development, Territories and Infrastructure of Ukraine.
Details
When asked how many truck drivers stuck on the border of Poland and Ukraine have expressed a desire to evacuate, the press service of the Ministry answered: "25".
Addendum
The vice president of the Association of International Road Carriers of Ukraine, Volodymyr Balin, commenting on the collection of data for the evacuation of Ukrainian drivers stuck on the border with Poland due to the blockade, notesthat many technical issues need to be resolved. In particular, where the trucks will be parked and who will guard the cargo.
On November 24, data collection was launched to evacuate Ukrainian drivers stuck on the border with Poland due to the blockade of Polish carriers.
Two drivers died on the Ukrainian-Polish border, where the strike of Polish carriers continues.
