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| Denktash bemoans ‘cruel’ deal |
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| Turkish-Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash yesterday reluctantly accepted an invitation from UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan for new peace talks next week. Meanwhile, Cypriot President Tassos Papadopoulos is to visit Athens for consultations on Monday, on the eve of the New York talks.
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| Firms pay for health data leak |
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| Greece's privacy watchdog has fined a private clinic for passing on data on one of its patients without her permission to the woman's insurance company - which promptly canceled her health policy.
In addition to the 30,000-euro fine on the clinic, the Authority for the Protection of Personal Data (APPD) fined the insurance company 20,000 euros in a decision made public yesterday.
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| Bridge suffers storm setback |
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| Crucial parts of the new bridge under construction between the Peloponnese and the western mainland at Rio have been lost at sea en route to the work site, wiping out the five-week lead contractors had in the initial project schedule, a report said yesterday.
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| Hymettus landslide shuts down Katehaki |
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| A vital stretch of the eastern Athens ring road was shut to traffic yesterday morning due to a landslide on the slopes of Mount Hymettus.
The section of Katehaki Avenue near the Saketas military camp on the outskirts of Vyronas, eastern Athens, reopened four hours after the 8.30 a.m. landslide, which left rocks and earth strewn over the right-hand lane for northern-bound traffic.
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