The parents of Mirabelle Falzon, the young woman who tragically lost her life in a rockfall at Munxar , Marsascala last summer, have welcomed the government’s pledge to act on the findings of a magisterial inquiry, but insist her death should never have happened in the first place. Mirabelle was killed on 19 July 2024 when part of the crumbling cliffs
The parents of a woman who died after being hit by falling rocks in Marsascala have said they welcome the news that the government will implement the recommendations of the magisterial inquiry into the fatal accident, but feel her death could have been avoided. Mirabelle Falzon died on July 19, 2024 when she was hit by falling rocks at a popular bathing
The parents of 22-year-old Mirabelle Falzon, who lost her life in a rockfall in Marsaskala on 19 July last year, on Saturday called for urgent action to prevent similar tragedies, following the conclusion of the magisterial inquiry into her death. At a press conference held on the site of the accident at Riħama Battery in St Thomas Bay, Mirabelle's
The Government of Malta will be implementing a recommendation made by the Court of Magistrates for the creation of a single central entity to handle reports of dangerous structures. This entity will be responsible for receiving and coordinating reports about government buildings, private properties, fortifications, cliffs, and abandoned sites that
The government said Saturday it will implement a recommendation made by the Court of Magistrates to establish a central entity to receive reports about government buildings, private properties, walls, cliffs, or abandoned structures that pose a danger to the public. This will ensure quicker action and make it easier for the public to submit urgent
Reports about the dangerous state of a coastal battery in Marsascala made in the months and years before a collapse killed a 22-year-old woman in 2024 were lost in the bureaucracy of government entities, a magisterial inquiry has found. Mirabelle Falzon died on July 19 when she was hit by falling rocks at a popular spot in an area known as Munxar,
