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Ferry workers' strike at France's port of Calais costs U.K. $390 million a day

July 03, 2015 Reprints

The Port of Dover in the United Kingdom has said that the country is losing £250 million ($390 million) a day due to the ongoing strike by French ferry workers at the port of Calais in France, The Telegraph reports.

The strike has closed the port of Calais for over three days. The strike has resulted in disruptions for lorry drivers on both sides of the English Channel.

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