200 kilograms of air mail destined for Cyprus via Athens are missing, according to Peter Stevenson in the CM today.
Chief postal superintendent of Cyprus, Pavlos Pavlides, said: "either the mail was misplaced or put on the wrong plane".
Isn't that the same thing?
Nobody seems to know where the missing mail bags are.
"We would like to apologise to everyone who is expecting mail," [yes, it is Christmas] "despite it not being our fault," Pavlides said.
Of course it's not the Cyprus PO's fault! Why break the habit of a lifetime and claim responsibility for anything? Just blame it on Athens.
Chumps of the week. It's an honour really.
Fortitudo Dei, St. Gabriel the Archangel, the greatest of messengers.
Chief postal superintendent of Cyprus, Pavlos Pavlides, said: "either the mail was misplaced or put on the wrong plane".
Isn't that the same thing?
Nobody seems to know where the missing mail bags are.
"We would like to apologise to everyone who is expecting mail," [yes, it is Christmas] "despite it not being our fault," Pavlides said.
Of course it's not the Cyprus PO's fault! Why break the habit of a lifetime and claim responsibility for anything? Just blame it on Athens.
Chumps of the week. It's an honour really.
Fortitudo Dei, St. Gabriel the Archangel, the greatest of messengers.
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