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Greece has been left without national rail, island ferry and other transport services for a day as unions hold strikes and rallies to celebrate May Day.
Hundreds of people gathered in central Athens Wednesday for three separate rallies and marches to parliament organized by rival unions and left-wing groups.

The metro and part of the ground transport in the capital will work on New Year's Eve night, reported the Bulgarian National Television.  Night bus lines will also be available to citizens, but some of their routes will be changed.

Detailed information on the working lines of public transport can be found on the website of the Center for Urban Mobility.

A number of bus routes in southern Athens will stop operating from November 15 as part of transport authorities’ plans to reorganize bus routes in the capital so they integrate more effectively with the metro system.

The lines that will be scrapped include A3 and B3, while the E22 express will become a regular route.