Leaving the Police Headquarters, the Mayor of Paphos said that he was aware of new information which he submitted, "with a view to serving the public interest", stating that the scandal developed "because there was coverage by state officials".
Commenting on the reports of obscenity, he said that "some people should be careful not to do evil and be filthy against the public interest and try to do all their actions in the direction of serving the public interest".
He added that the above is "a general statement and concerns all those who oppose the public interest".
Based on these, he gave a testimony, he continued, adding that he has stated to the investigators that he is at their disposal at any time and that whatever comes to his knowledge he will submit.
He further expressed the hope that this case would soon be clarified to a greater extent.
The Mayor of Paphos noted that "many people are absent from the frame of the suspects" and expressed the hope that with his help and contribution "the image will be completed with all those who played a role to lose more than 50 million". "It was 40 million and with the new data it seems that this amount can go up to 50 million," he noted.
Mr. Faidonos reiterated that this scandal was not set up by four civil servants of the A10 - A11 scale, nor was it set up only with the company. "Certainly other state officials have played an important and pivotal role in this scandal, who through omissions or actions and the coverage they provided contributed to the scandal," he said.
He added that "the scandal did not happen overnight and when some people read carefully, interventions, decisions from 2005, 2006 and even before the award of the offer, the signing of the contract and what followed in the following years, there are many who will not they sleep at night ", he concluded, stating that" many masquerades will be where they deserve ".
Source: Liberal