Wed, 24th Apr 2019 17:08
LONDON, April 24 (Reuters) -
* Royal Dutch Shell began to shut down an olefinscrackerat its Moerdijk petrochemical plant in the Netherlands over theEaster weekend, a spokesman for the oil major said.
* There are ongoing labour-related strikes by Dutch unionsat thesite.
* Unions had sought to disrupt the planned maintenance.(Reporting by Ahmad GhaddarEditing by David Goodman)
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