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Ulsan bus strike: All service halted from first buses, emergency meeting held amid public inconvenience
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- Ulsan city held an emergency crisis response meeting at 8 a.m. on June 7 after a strike by city buses completely halted operations from the first bus of the day.
- More than 20 people, led by Vice Mayor for Economic Affairs An Hyo-dae, including deputy heads of districts, the Office of Education, the Police Agency and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, discussed responses at City Hall.
- Ulsan City lifted its odd-even car restriction, opened 94 public parking lots and asked taxis to increase operations and companies to adjust employees' commuting hours.
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