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28 June
Tension rises at Rafina port ahead of the scheduled 24-hour strike by sailors on July 3.
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On July 3, 2026, a 24-hour strike will be initiated by the Panhellenic Union of Merchant Mariners (PENEN), affecting passenger ferries operating from the port of Rafina. The strike will commence at 6:00 AM on that day and conclude at 6:00 AM on July 4. This action has been taken in response to concerns regarding safety conditions for both crew members and vessels.
The union has raised alarm over the exhaustion and stress faced by the crews, suggesting that these factors could pose significant risks to safety at sea, potentially leading to accidents with both material and human losses. Numerous reports highlight that the union is advocating for better working conditions, citing consistent safety violations at the port which have not been adequately addressed. As a result, ferry services from Rafina will be suspended during the strike, impacting transportation for passengers during this period.
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