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B) One store cupboard containing: 2 dozen glasses, 1 dozen china plates, 2 dozen forks, 2 knives, 8 soup-bowls, 2 bottles of Mangustan rum, 5 litres of red wine, 3 bottles of "KIRAVI", 4 bottles of beer, 1 bottle of Dry Gin, rice, 4 tins of sardines, 6 tins of fresh herrings, 2 bottles of Eau-de-Cologne, 2 pieces of Cadum toilet soap; 12 razor blades, 3 tablecloths, 2 pairs of scissors, 1 tin of talcum powder, 2 tooth-brushes, 2 ordinary brushes, 2 tins of polish, one jar of pomade, 2 bars of soap, 6 exercise books, 1 packet of lOO sheets of squared paper, 10 miscellaneous books and the family photographs, 7 doors and 57-08912 I ... (...) Nt8lllaG Jean, Orderly of 11 7· Ntamag Francois, Secretary of " 8. Nyemel~ Nlwmbog, ordinary member of " 9· Touni Pierre, Councillor of If ; ... (...) Nahi Nguimbous, Public Relations Tog Albert, ordinary member Biboum Ngos 11 Bioumla Ndjock 11 Ndama Nyounai 11 Officer of " of " of " of " of " I claim the value of my loss to the amount of 4oo,ooo francs.

(Signed) Orhan ERALP Permanent Representative of Turkey to the United Nations TELEGRAM FROM THE ACTING PRESIDENT OF THE TURKISH COMMUNAL CHAMBER IN CYPRUS TO THE SECRETARY- GENERAL I have the honour to refer to the UNFICYP press release UNC No. 109, of 13 November 1964, in con- nexion with the entry to Cyprus of Red Crescent sup- plies for Turkish Cypriot refugees; the press release stated, inter alia, that the Government had decided to allow as an exception the shipment of the Red Crescent to be braught in without delay and exempt of duty, and to inform Your Excellency that the Greek authorities have refused to allow clearance of 5,503 pairs of boots, 4,000 pairs of socks, 6 bales of waistcoats and 10 tons of soap, although all were included in the list for which entry was originally authorized. (...) It is understood that the reason advanced by the Greeks for refusing clearance of the boots, socks and waistcoats is based on the argument that they might be used by military personnel. As for the soap, it was maintained that the quantity held was over and above the original quantity enunciated in the list. The boots are ordinary rubber-soled boots without studs, of the kind usually worn by ordinary peasants in Cyprus.

The most noticeable price increase is in therapeutic appliances and protective equipment, especially medical masks, gloves and thermometers, as well as other personal care products such as toothpaste, shampoo, soap, toilet paper and, above all, hand sanitizer. (...) Effect of COVID-19 on prices 31% 46% 23% No work Home (telecommuting) Home and office combination 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 No Yes Non-GCC GCC 5 In Iraq, COVID-19 caused a 10 per cent increase in the prices of food and beverages, a 20 per cent increase in the price of personal care items, such as soap, and over 50 per cent increase in the prices of therapeutic appliances and protective equipment, such as medical masks and gloves. (...) Please provide estimations on the percentage change (specifying if increase or decrease) in the prices of goods related to the below categories as a result of COVID-19: Category Percentage change (%) Food and beverages Water, electricity, gas and other fuels Goods and services for routine household maintenance (i.e. cleaning products) Therapeutic appliances and equipment (including medical masks, gloves and thermometers) Telephone and Internet services Appliances, articles and products for personal care (including toothpaste, shampoo, hand soap, sanitizers and toilet paper) 17. Please specify other categories in which prices were affected by COVID-19: Category Percentage change (%) 18.