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Man's notebook goes to Mozambique by mistake

Slowly crawling across the world
By INQUIRER staff
Fri May 30 2003, 16:41
A NOTEBOOK ORDERED by a man who lives in the Falkland Islands has discovered it was delivered to Mozambique by mistake.

And currently it is in South Africa, slowly making its way to the poor chap who ordered it.

DHL apparently is to blame for the SNAFU, and not the computer company he ordered it from.

Map-courtesy-of-the-central-intelligence-agency

Mozambique is marked "1", the Falkland Islands is marked "2". The INQUIRER is marked "3".

For more on the amusing but sad tale, click here. µ

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