I was reviewing various news sites today, and it appears that 12 urbanized areas tomorrow (Monday) will be locked-down by the farm protest.
Among them? Haarlem, Arnhem, and Den Haag.
The hint is that major roads into the cities will be cluttered with farm equipment.
Grocery issues? Well....like most German operations...the Dutch grocery stores operate with 'just-in-time' deliveries....so on a Monday, the grocery truck folks would be on the road at sun-up and trying to get goods delivered. I anticipate a fair number of grocery operations won't get their Monday delivery and shelves will be bare to some degree.
Police out? I would anticipate that....but they don't have the kind of manpower to really make a dent in a national strike.
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