The All Ceylon Private Bus Workers' Association will engage in a 24-hour token strike tomorrow (Apr 09).
The strike would be held to protest against the government's recent decision to revise fines.
Meanwhile, railway unions and other trade union groups will also take part in a 48-hour strike tomorrow.
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