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Special display by Gozo Philatelic Society commemorates pope’s visit to Malta

The police have issued a warning over a new scam circulating via email – a fake court summons signed by former police chief Lawrence Cutajar over supposed

This year, the Gozo Cathedral and Leone Philharmonic Society are commemorating the 125th anniversary of the arrival of one of their most cherished possessions &

The public has been advised against scam phone calls impersonating the police and Identity Malta officials.  Scammers are asking phone recipients for thei

Malta Post has issued a special hand stamp to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of Karmni Grima on May 25, while the Gozo Philatelic Society issued

The MSE Equity Total Return Index suffered a week-on-week decline of 0.8 per cent to 7,912.252 points. As a result, on a year-to-date basis the local equities&r

A good week: Customs officers detect three mailed drug consignments “With the right human resources and tools, longer hours of operation, as well as the proper implementation of a risk assessment approach, the Customs Department has managed to outperform itself. year on year, both in terms of revenue collection and detection of illicit goods.” 22 May 2021, 3:01pm Three packages containing cannabis have been intercepted this week(Stock photo) Customs officials have intercepted three mail pac...

Ten bird carcasses were found in a parcel that arrived from the UK, Customs said on Monday. In a statement, the department said the discovery was made last week after customs officials screening parcels at Malta Post flagged the suspicious parcel. The package was opened in the presence of Malta Post representatives and the 10 carcasses were subsequently seized pending investigations.  Environment and Resources Authority officials were called to the site to identify the birds and proceed with a...

Newsbook Customs Customs Malta officers intercepted bird carcasses arriving by post. A spokesperson for the department said that last week whilst screening parcels arriving from the United Kingdom, Customs Officials stationed at Malta Post flagged a suspicious parcel for further controls. The suspicious parcel was opened in the presence of a Malta Post official said Customs Malta. The spokesperson said that one’s the parcel was opened it was discovered to contain 10 bird carcasses which were ...