Polish government's majority cut again after MP quits

WARSAW (Reuters) - The Polish ruling coalition had only 232 seats in parliament to the opposition's 228 on Thursday after the departure of Jacek Zalek from the governing Civic Platform party, the third lawmaker to quit in just over three weeks. The decision of Zalek, who said he was unable to realize his political goals in the party, leaves Prime Minister Donald Tusk's grip on power at its most fragile since he took office six years ago. The governing coalition of Civic Platform and PSL gained one seat on Wednesday as Renata Janik was sworn in as a member of parliament, replacing Konstanty Miodowicz, who died in August. The government will face important votes on a budget revision and pension reform in the coming weeks. (This story has been corrected to fix size of majority, previously reported as one seat) (Reporting by Marcin Goettig; Editing by Kevin Liffey)