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EMEL responds to audit report on unsuitable school buses

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EMEL claims audit report does not reflect reality of student transport safety.
Only one minor injury was reported during 2.6 million student trips in 2025-2026.
The audit revealed challenges in state inspections of buses due to insufficient staffing.
70% of buses in Limassol were inspected, which is considered maximum possible under circumstances.
Age limitation for buses only applies to state contractors for daily school routes.

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EMEL claims audit report does not reflect reality of student transport safety.
Only one minor injury was reported during 2.6 million student trips in 2025-2026.
The audit revealed challenges in state inspections of buses due to insufficient staffing.
70% of buses in Limassol were inspected, which is considered maximum possible under circumstances.
Age limitation for buses only applies to state contractors for daily school routes.

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