Strike Leaves Paris Airport Trash-Strewn
<i> Associated Press</i>
A 2-week-old strike by cleaning staff at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle International Airport has left toilets blocked and trash strewn about two of the airport’s five terminals.
The strike by employees of COMATEC, a subcontractor of Aeroports de Paris, which runs the airport, forced some Air France ticket agents to move Friday into a neighboring terminal to handle passengers.
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