Tista' taqra bil- Malti . Prime Minister Robert Abela defended his government’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic on Wednesday, stating that Malta was faring very well when compared to other countries. At a press conference, the PM insisted that the pandemic should not be politicised before reiterating his belief that the situation was stable and under
PM Robert Abela has announced that the legal notice which was issued in October which ordered the closure of bars and band clubs till the 1st December will be extended for the coming weeks, as a precautionary measure against the spread of COVID-19. He said that this difficult decision is being taken after meetings with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
A bar owner has pilloried Prime Minster Robert Abela’s decision to keep bars closed for the festive season, warning that restaurants were finding loopholes to act like bars. Estelle Degiorgio, the 22-year-old owner of popular Valletta bar Beercave argued there wasn’t any proof of bars spreading the virus, because cases have continued to rise despite
Prime Minister Robert Abela announced that bars and social clubs (Każini) will remain closed after 1 st December. This was announced during a Press Conference held earlier today. Government had decided on clubs and bars should be closed till December 1 as a result of the increase in the number of persons infected by Covid-19. The increase of Covid-19
Prime Minister Robert Abela announced that bars and paces of entertainment will remain closed and will not open as previously planned on December 2nd. The prime minister said that following consultation with Health Minister Chris Fearne, the decision was taken to extend the restrictions on bars. He said people’s safety was the government’s priority
PM Robert Abela has announced that the legal notice which was issued in October which ordered the closure of bars and band clubs till the 1st December will be extended for the coming weeks, as a precautionary measure against the spread of COVID-19. He said that this difficult decision is being taken after meetings with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
Bars and entertainment venues will remain closed for the “coming weeks” as a Covid-19 precaution, Prime Minister Robert Abela said on Wednesday. He said that after consultation with Health Minister Chris Fearne, the decision was taken for bars not to reopen, as was initially planned, at the beginning of December, meaning they will have to remain shut
It seems like festive drinks in bars won’t be on the cards this December, as Prime Minister Robert Abela said they will remain closed for the “coming weeks” in light of the current COVID-19 situation. “After a discussion with the Deputy Prime Minister, we’ve come to the decision to extend the legal notice for closed establishments like bars to remain
Bars and entertainment venues are set to remain closed, with the legal notice regulating their closure being extended “for the coming weeks”, Prime Minister Robert Abela said on Wednesday. Abela said that following consultation with Health Minister Chris Fearne, bars will not be reopening in December and will remain closed for the time being. “This