The state-owned Slovak Railways (ZRS) said it had yet to calculate losses caused by a recent strike of Czech rail workers, but added that the sum "will definitely exceed 50 million crowns." ZRS will demand compensation from Czech railways.
10. Apr 1997 at 0:00
ZSR still coming up with costs of Czech strike
TASR, SITA
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