Belarusians Showed What the World’s Most “Cozy” Strike Looks Like

People stay at home en masse and share soulful pictures.

On November 1, Belarusians stay at home en masse and continue to post pictures of the world's most "cozy" strike.

Some have already armed themselves with books and tv shows, while others are on strike with their pets, the Basta! and BOR Telegram channels write.

Let us remind you that the leader of the Belarusian Workers' Association Siarhei Dyleuski announced the beginning of the strike on November 1.

On the morning of November 1, on the first day of the strike, some workshops stopped at the Minsk Automobile Plant and the Forge Plant of Heavy Forging in Zhodzina.

It also became known that, on November 1, most of the public transport did not leave for the routes in Homel. A lot of equipment was put out of order in one of the trolleybus depots. In Rahachou, the drivers of public transport and garbage trucks did not show up to work either.

On November 1, Belarusians began to stay at home and post photos on the Internet about their joining the nationwide strike.