On-the-Spot Fine for Tourists Doubles to €50 ↗
Front page leadThe minimum on-the-spot fine for tourists in Malta has doubled from €25 to €50, announced by Prime Minister Robert Abela through a legal notice.
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The Malta Independent's front page features several domestic news stories, including an increase in on-the-spot fines for tourists, updates on the Yorgen Fenech trial, and discussions on the power-cut crisis. An international story about stranded migrant children in Spain is also highlighted. The…
The minimum on-the-spot fine for tourists in Malta has doubled from €25 to €50, announced by Prime Minister Robert Abela through a legal notice.
The trial by jury of businessman Yorgen Fenech has reached its 30th day, with the prosecution continuing to present witnesses.
Hundreds of migrant children are stranded in Ceuta, Spain, following a mass crossing, with tragic consequences for some.
Matthew Caruana Galizia identified Electrogas as the main story his mother was investigating before her assassination.
The Nationalist Party (PN) stated that a clear plan with solutions is needed to tackle the ongoing power cut crisis in Malta.
Significant electrical equipment has been installed as part of the project for a second interconnector between Malta and Sicily.