Truck drivers' protest turns chaotic

Four striking truck drivers were injured in downtown Johannesburg after the police fired rubber bullets at them. A journalist at the scene said some of the striking workers had assaulted a truck driver who was not taking part in the labour action. The police intervened and fired rubber bullets at the striking drivers, injuring four people. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi, Business Report

Four striking truck drivers were injured in downtown Johannesburg after the police fired rubber bullets at them. A journalist at the scene said some of the striking workers had assaulted a truck driver who was not taking part in the labour action. The police intervened and fired rubber bullets at the striking drivers, injuring four people. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi, Business Report

Four striking truck drivers were injured in downtown Johannesburg after the police fired rubber bullets at them. A journalist at the scene said some of the striking workers had assaulted a truck driver who was not taking part in the labour action. The police intervened and fired rubber bullets at the striking drivers, injuring four people. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi, Business Report

Four striking truck drivers were injured in downtown Johannesburg after the police fired rubber bullets at them. A journalist at the scene said some of the striking workers had assaulted a truck driver who was not taking part in the labour action. The police intervened and fired rubber bullets at the striking drivers, injuring four people. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi, Business Report

Truck drivers strike started with a bang after they smashed trucks they came across in and around the streets of Johannesburg. Four striking truck drivers were injured after the police fired rubber bullets at them. A journalist at the scene said some of the striking workers had assaulted a truck driver who was not taking part in the labour action. The police intervened and fired rubber bullets at the striking drivers, injuring four people. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi, Business Report

Truck drivers strike started with a bang after they smashed trucks they came across in and around the streets of Johannesburg. Four striking truck drivers were injured after the police fired rubber bullets at them. A journalist at the scene said some of the striking workers had assaulted a truck driver who was not taking part in the labour action. The police intervened and fired rubber bullets at the striking drivers, injuring four people. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi, Business Report

Truck drivers strike started with a bang after they smashed trucks they came across in and around the streets of Johannesburg. Four striking truck drivers were injured after the police fired rubber bullets at them. A journalist at the scene said some of the striking workers had assaulted a truck driver who was not taking part in the labour action. The police intervened and fired rubber bullets at the striking drivers, injuring four people. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi, Business Report

Truck drivers strike started with a bang after they smashed trucks they came across in and around the streets of Johannesburg. Four striking truck drivers were injured after the police fired rubber bullets at them. A journalist at the scene said some of the striking workers had assaulted a truck driver who was not taking part in the labour action. The police intervened and fired rubber bullets at the striking drivers, injuring four people. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi, Business Report

Truck drivers strike started with a bang after they smashed trucks they came across in and around the streets of Johannesburg. Four striking truck drivers were injured after the police fired rubber bullets at them. A journalist at the scene said some of the striking workers had assaulted a truck driver who was not taking part in the labour action. The police intervened and fired rubber bullets at the striking drivers, injuring four people. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi, Business Report