Minister Announces Push To Make Phones In Prison A Crime ↗
Front page leadMinister Bedingfield has announced plans to make possessing mobile phones in prison a criminal offense, citing 'unacceptable' practices.
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The front page of Lovin Malta features several domestic news stories, primarily focusing on crime, infrastructure, and media milestones. A top story highlights Minister Bedingfield's announcement to criminalize phones in prison, linked to a separate report about inmates allegedly plotting murder…
Minister Bedingfield has announced plans to make possessing mobile phones in prison a criminal offense, citing 'unacceptable' practices.
Prison inmates were reportedly planning a murder using mobile phones found in their possession.
Malta's second electricity interconnector with Sicily is nearing completion, with 92% of the land cable installed.
John Cassar allegedly confessed to attacking his parents by sending voice messages stating 'I killed them both'.
Mater Dei Hospital is slated for a major electricity upgrade, with the government issuing a tender for a new power center.
Robert Agius and George Degiorgio were among inmates found possessing mobile phones within the prison.
Maltese artist Twanny Darmanin is showcasing his exploration of memory and time in a new exhibition in Ta' Qali.
Lovin Malta has reached 208 million monthly views and 800,000 followers, celebrating its 10th anniversary.
An opinion piece suggests that Maltese businesses are succeeding due to their own efforts rather than government support.
Minister Grima stated that justice does not equate to arbitrary actions in a video message following the Fenech verdict.