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The Turkish Cypriot electricity provider Kıb-Tek has announced that electricity at “state offices” will be cut, starting from this morning. ‘Kıb-Tek has a long list of debtors, including the ‘Finance Ministry’, many ‘state offices’, ‘mosques’, the ‘BRT TV’ and Greek Cypriot inhabitants in the Karpaz area.
According to a statement issued by Kıb-Tek director Mehmet Özçelik, ‘The decision will not exclude individuals and private corporations and we are determined to implement it”
However, Municipalities are denying the debts and offer ‘settling the accounts’ to the company.
Speaking to Havadis, Oktay Kayalp, ‘Famagusta Mayor’, said, the services of the municipalities will stop if such decision is implemented.
Kayalp said; “arrangements for settling accounts between the company and the municipalities were made in the past. A consensus should be reached between the sides because the people will suffer in the end because of the dispute.”
— Copyright © Famagusta Gazette 2011

http://famagusta-gazette.com/north-cypr ... 347-69.htm

If we're lucky, VP will be cut off!

[zan]

Where were you when Hackney would not, and still has not paid the 12 grand thay owe me????

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Where were you when Hackney would not, and still has not paid the 12 grand thay owe me????

You supply electricity to Hackney?

[Hermes]

They've been in the dark for years. How will anyone know the difference?

[Pyrpolizer]

The Turkish Cypriot electricity provider Kıb-Tek has announced that electricity at “state offices” will be cut, starting from this morning. ‘Kıb-Tek has a long list of debtors, including the ‘Finance Ministry’, many ‘state offices’, ‘mosques’, the ‘BRT TV’ and Greek Cypriot inhabitants in the Karpaz area.
According to a statement issued by Kıb-Tek director Mehmet Özçelik, ‘The decision will not exclude individuals and private corporations and we are determined to implement it”
However, Municipalities are denying the debts and offer ‘settling the accounts’ to the company.
Speaking to Havadis, Oktay Kayalp, ‘Famagusta Mayor’, said, the services of the municipalities will stop if such decision is implemented.
Kayalp said; “arrangements for settling accounts between the company and the municipalities were made in the past. A consensus should be reached between the sides because the people will suffer in the end because of the dispute.”
— Copyright © Famagusta Gazette 2011

http://famagusta-gazette.com/north-cypr ... 347-69.htm

If we're lucky, VP will be cut off!

It's amazing how the Kypreos enclaved in Karpasia are targeted even in this occasion. The truth is the majority of people living in the occupied don't pay. And this does not concern electricity bills ONLY. It concerns ALL bills.
As for VAT......

[ZoC]

The Turkish Cypriot electricity provider Kıb-Tek has announced that electricity at “state offices” will be cut, starting from this morning. ‘Kıb-Tek has a long list of debtors, including the ‘Finance Ministry’, many ‘state offices’, ‘mosques’, the ‘BRT TV’ and Greek Cypriot inhabitants in the Karpaz area.
According to a statement issued by Kıb-Tek director Mehmet Özçelik, ‘The decision will not exclude individuals and private corporations and we are determined to implement it”
However, Municipalities are denying the debts and offer ‘settling the accounts’ to the company.
Speaking to Havadis, Oktay Kayalp, ‘Famagusta Mayor’, said, the services of the municipalities will stop if such decision is implemented.
Kayalp said; “arrangements for settling accounts between the company and the municipalities were made in the past. A consensus should be reached between the sides because the people will suffer in the end because of the dispute.”
— Copyright © Famagusta Gazette 2011

http://famagusta-gazette.com/north-cypr ... 347-69.htm

If we're lucky, VP will be cut off!

i doubt anyone would notice...

[Hermes]

The Turkish Cypriot electricity provider Kıb-Tek has announced that electricity at “state offices” will be cut, starting from this morning. ‘Kıb-Tek has a long list of debtors, including the ‘Finance Ministry’, many ‘state offices’, ‘mosques’, the ‘BRT TV’ and Greek Cypriot inhabitants in the Karpaz area.
According to a statement issued by Kıb-Tek director Mehmet Özçelik, ‘The decision will not exclude individuals and private corporations and we are determined to implement it”
However, Municipalities are denying the debts and offer ‘settling the accounts’ to the company.
Speaking to Havadis, Oktay Kayalp, ‘Famagusta Mayor’, said, the services of the municipalities will stop if such decision is implemented.
Kayalp said; “arrangements for settling accounts between the company and the municipalities were made in the past. A consensus should be reached between the sides because the people will suffer in the end because of the dispute.”
— Copyright © Famagusta Gazette 2011

http://famagusta-gazette.com/north-cypr ... 347-69.htm

If we're lucky, VP will be cut off!

i doubt anyone would notice...

VP doesn't need electricity. He lives in a cave and does survivalist training every day. He eats nothing but berries and wild grass and drinks his own urine. He is preparing for Turkey's plan B for Cyprus which he assures us is coming any day.