The Oldest Electricity Authority Office in Central Nicosia Closes
The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) has taken precautionary measures to evacuate its oldest office located in the center of Nicosia. Recent inspections revealed that the building does not comply with modern seismic safety standards.
The building, which predates the adjacent tower built in later years, was found to fall short of current earthquake resistance regulations.
Speaking to the Cyprus News Agency, EAC spokesperson Christina Papadopoulou confirmed the decision and highlighted the organization's commitment to ensuring safety.
"When this building was constructed, the seismic standards we follow today were not yet in effect. The safety of our employees and customers is our utmost priority," Papadopoulou emphasized.
In addition to addressing safety concerns, EAC is also managing an increase in staff numbers, having hired additional employees in recent months. Consequently, the organization is now looking to rent office space to accommodate both its growing workforce and employees displaced from the evacuated building.
The old office housed around ten employees, some of whom have been transferred to EAC’s central offices and other regional branches.
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