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Tourists smoking cannabis in public places to receive on-the-spot €235 fine
Tourists smoking cannabis in public places to receive on-the-spot €235 fine

Tourists smoking cannabis in public places to receive on-the-spot €235 fine

Tourists smoking cannabis in public places will soon be subject to an on-the-spot fine of €235, Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield has announced. Cannabis has been legal in Malta since 2021 but it is heavily regulated, with rules on how much a person can possess and from where it can be purchased. A ban on smoking in public places is one of the

Watch: €235 On-The-Spot Fine For Anyone Caught Smoking Cannabis In Public In Malta

Watch: €235 On-The-Spot Fine For Anyone Caught Smoking Cannabis In Public In Malta

People caught smoking cannabis in public places in Malta will soon face an immediate €235 fine, Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield has announced. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta) The minister confirmed that public cannabis smoking will be added to the list of offences covered by Malta’s on-the-spot fines system,

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