In the Press: Person of interest in murder case has fled the country
Stories from today's national press
Today's front pages are dominated by reports of the murder of a 36-year-old St Pauls Bay woman. Silvana Muscat was found dead in her apartment by a relative. A person of interest in the case is believed to have fled the country while a man arrested yesterday was released after police determined he was not involved. Muscat had filed a number of domestic violence reports in the past.
The Times of Malta
A court yesterday heard how a former Labour electoral commissioner had been reported as mishandling voting documents by a voter. Two police officers were also charged with handing out voting documents to someone other than the intended recipient.
In-Nazzjon
The MUMN has claimed that foreign nurses are more reasily employed than local ones. The union blamed the bureaucracy involved in the graduate employment scheme.
L-Orizzont
Only 36 drivers stopped working yesterday, despite a UHM directive to suspend the bus service between 6 and 8pm. Malta Public Transport said that the service continued as usual, with all routes operating normally.
The Malta Independent
The GRTU yesterday said it was negotiating a potential scheme with the government that would see shop owners renting government property in Valleta given a 45-year lease.