Defence Concludes in Fenech Trial Amidst Juror Surveillance Claims
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The high-profile Yorgen Fenech murder trial saw its defense conclude opening submissions today, urging an acquittal for Fenech. A new and serious allegation emerged from Matthew Caruana Galizia, claiming that the defense team has an agent photographing jurors at their hotel.
In other domestic news, the Water Services Corporation has issued a tender for the regeneration of the Gżira Pumping Station, signaling an infrastructure upgrade. Separately, a worker sustained critical injuries after a fall in Gozo, raising concerns about workplace safety.
On a positive note, Malta's blood donation center has extended its hours to encourage more public donations and meet current demand. Meanwhile, an editorial piece underscored the critical need for Enemalta's electricity grid to keep pace with the nation's growing energy requirements.