In the Press: Suspected car bomb seriously injures driver | PN will change - Busuttil
Stories from today's national press
2 June 2014, 7:56am
Rachel Agius
Rachel Agius
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An explosion thought to have been caused by a car bomb leaves one man seriously injured on Zejtun Road in Marsaxlokk yesterday(Photo: Maltese Roads Traffic Updates/Facebook)
The Times of Malta
A man is in critical condition after what police suspect was a bomb caused his car to explode on the road towards Marsaxlokk. Restaurateur Darren Degabriele suffered severe burns while his passenger, his girlfriend Stephanie Tonna, was slightly injured.
In-Nazzjon
Speaking at a political event yesterday, PN leader Simon Busuttil said that after winning the third EP seat, the party wants to make it clear that it has understood the electorate's message and will strive to make the changes that will bring it close to the people.
L-Orizzont
PM Joseph Muscat made several announcements yesterday as a political event in Nadur yesterday. He announced plans to build a new MCAST campus in Gozo, thereby bringing students together from a number of separate buildings. Muscat said this was in line with Labour's push to bring business and prosperity to Gozo. He also mentioned possible policy changes such as incentivizing private pension funds and combining local council and EP elections in future.
The Malta Independent
After winning a historic victory in Gozo and strengthening its majority in the southern and central localities, the PL is aiming for an absolute majority in the northern part of the island, accoring to PM Joseph Muscat.
