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The Times of Malta front page highlights several domestic issues including a shooting incident in San Gwann injuring a policeman, a prolonged power outage in Valletta affecting hotel guests, and ongoing blackouts in Mensija. Other national news includes a drug trafficking bust involving Malta and…
A shooting incident occurred at a construction site in San Gwann, resulting in a policeman being injured. Sources indicate the incident stemmed from a dispute over a construction project, and the shooter remains active.
During the Yorgen Fenech murder trial, a court outburst occurred as a witness alleged that lawyers for Schembri and Fenech met. This is day 21 of the live blog coverage.
Hotel guests were forced to sleep on the beach due to a 'nightmare' power outage in Valletta, highlighting issues with tourist accommodation and energy supply.
Residents of Mensija are complaining about experiencing 'four nights in hell' due to persistent blackouts, with Enemalta being a key focus of the issue.
Italian police have apprehended six individuals involved in a drug trafficking ring that operated between Malta and Sicily, indicating international crime connections.
A fire in an apartment block in Żebbuġ forced the evacuation of residents, with emergency services responding to the incident.
Transport Malta has suspended more than 100 Y-plate operators, affecting their ability to operate.
New regulations could see tourists fined €200 and subsequently ordered to leave Malta, signaling a stricter approach to tourism compliance.
A tribunal has reversed a previous decision to refuse plans for a café near the Paola basilica, allowing the development to proceed.
Witnesses in the Lilu King trial have reportedly been approached regarding evidence, raising concerns about the integrity of the proceedings.
The European Union has approved an advance payment of nearly €1 million to aid in the recovery efforts following Storm Harry.
The National Commission for the Promotion of Equality (NCPE) is calling on political parties to restart stalled reforms for the human rights commission.
Katy Perry's performance at the Isle of MTV was highlighted by a giant bottle prop that captured attention during the event.
The Mizzi Organisation is reportedly in the process of selling its Arkadia supermarket business.
Restaurant owners are considering leaving Malta due to ongoing power cuts and persistent problems, which have become a significant burden.
