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Hundreds to be struck off mariners’ register
MMA director suspended in bribery scandal is MFA vice-president
Karl Schembri
Up to 800 mariners suspected of having bribed officials to get their seafarers’ licences will be banned from navigating and their names will be struck off the register in the coming days as police investigators will be finalising the full list of suspected individuals and passing it on to the Malta Maritime Authority (MMA).

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