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should or should not go to work. The second factor was that the drivers of the public transport were being intimidated and persuaded to work on the day of the strike or else they will lose the license to work.
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guarantee of high quality healthcare. So that each and every one can benefit from all the above, the Labour Youths has to strive against all kind of social, economic and political discrimination.
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