A specific official who works as a secondee from the Department of Administration and Personnel moved more than 50 files outside the Famagusta Land Registry building, according to a complaint made against her to the Land Registry, the Police Headquarters and the Auditor General, as broadcast by TV.
According to information cited by TVOne, the complaint made against her states that the specific official was informed about the investigation in relation to the allegations against her for leaking confidential information.
Between 9/7/18 and 13/7/18, the employee in question, as mentioned in the complaint, moved the files out of the land registry and presented a sick leave which was renewed at regular intervals, recording a total of 53 days of absence from work.
The matter came to the notice of the Director of the Department of Lands and Surveys Andreas Socratous, who received the complaint in the form of a letter.
Acting immediately, Mr. Socrates requested that details of the case be sent to him, while the appointment of an investigating officer was requested to determine whether a large volume of files was moved, for what purpose and what was their content.
The complaint also reached the hands of the Auditor General Odysseas Michailidis, while a relevant question was submitted to the competent Ministry of Interior.
The Famagusta Cadastral Office manages sensitive cases, as it is estimated that 50% of its work concerns real estate in the occupied territories and there are fears that the leak of copies of property titles or even development plans in free Famagusta may be exploited for personal gain. benefits.
A source from the Department of Lands and Surveys told TVOne that the case may take a new turn as other people may be involved in the issue of information leakage.
Source: TVOneNews