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Illegal immigrants request refugee
status
Despite a court decision handed down yesterday, the 57 African illegal
immigrants that were shipwrecked in Paradise Bay on Thursday, will
not be deported pending the outcome of their request to be given
refugee status
Anthrax scare resumes
Malta was once again caught in the grip of an anthrax scare yesterday
when both the Luqa and Paola police stations received a suspect
letter containing powder
Experts keep mum on paedophilia
Despite the seriousness of crimes such as paedophilia and child
abuse, statistics regarding the local incidence of related offences
are not easy to come by
Italian director still interested
in Price Club…
…and the Kordin Grain Terminal
Novacom Director, Giorgio
Petricich arrives in Malta today, still hoping to press ahead with
his Price Club offer and is also interested in buying the Kordin
Grain Terminal
+ How the Price Club saga evolved
John Rizzo entrusted with bolstering
police force’s credibility
John Rizzo, the new man at the helm of Malta’s Police Force,
would not be drawn into commenting on George Grech’s sex scandal,
but he admitted that certain aspects of the case might have been
damaging to the Police Corps’ image
Indiscriminate use of mobile phones
The truth is that adults are totally ignoring the health warnings,
as are the numerous minors with these accessories stuck perennially
to their ear-drums
The shame of our valleys
It’s one of the biggest and most picturesque valleys in the
south. Well, at least it could be, if Mother Nature’s intentions
were respected. But sad to say, this valley is far from picturesque.
In truth it’s a crying shame
BoV profits of Lm14.4m down by
Lm3.2m
According to a preliminary statement released this week, the BoV
Group registered a pre-tax profit of Lm14.4 million for the financial
year ended 30 September |
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