Failure resolved

Hi,

It seems that the failure has been resolved since yesterday "August 1st, 2017".

Again, sorry for the inconvenience. I hope that the continuity of service will be ensured throughout the summer.

Kind regards,

Ricco (August 2nd, 2017).

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