Following an earlier announcement that over 90 percent of Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) drivers have vowed not to work on Labor Day, to protest the government's proposed corporatization of the agency, a TRA official said Tuesday such a move would lead to the suspension of train services across Taiwan on the May 1 holiday.
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