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Foreign minister loses bags in T5

 
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 31, 2008 8:16 am    Post subject: Foreign minister loses bags in T5 Reply with quote

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Foreign minister loses bags in T5

It could take some time for the minister to be reunited with his luggage
An unnamed EU foreign minister has been caught up in the baggage backlog at Heathrow's new Terminal 5, UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband says.

Writing in his blog, Mr Miliband describes how the minister told him he had lost his bags on his way to an informal meeting in Slovenia.

The minister who was in transit was told the bags could take weeks to find.

"He asked me to pass on a message to BA/BAA: 'For goodness' sake, get your act together'," said Mr Miliband.

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