Prime Minister Robert Abela said Malta is currently facing a sensitive situation involving a gas tanker located outside the country’s territorial waters, but stressed that the authorities are fully prepared for any eventuality. Speaking during a political activity in Paola , Abela explained that the situation is being closely monitored, with Maltese
Malta is prepared for any eventuality as a damaged Russian tanker carrying around 700 metric tons of fuel and tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) drifts towards the island, Prime Minister Robert Abela reassured on Sunday. Addressing a political event in Paola, Abela reassured the public that the government has contingency plans should the 244-metre-long
Prime Minister Robert Abela said on Sunday that Malta is “prepared for any eventuality” in dealing with the disabled Russian LNG tanker which is now threatening to drift into Maltese waters. Abela started his Sunday speech in Paola by commemorating a man synonymous with the locality’s sporting fortunes: Tony Bezzina. Bezzina, who had been the President