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Restaurants must shut earlier, holiday rentals will be fined for overcrowding and people will be encouraged to stay in their cars on the Gozo ferry as part of new measures to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Prime Minster Robert Abela announced the restrictions that have been put in place to prevent a spike in virus cases following the traditional carnival holiday weekend.
He also said he wished that schools would postpone the usual two-day holiday until later in the year and that talks were underway. February has to be different this year, he said.
The new restrictions mean restaurants, snack bars and kiosks will shut between 11pm and 6am throughout February while bars will not be allowed to open at all.
Cabinet denies Vincent Muscat ‘il-Koħħu’ request for pardon in Daphne murder
Cabinet has decided not to give presidential pardon to Vincent Muscat ‘il-Koħħu’, one of three alleged hitmen in Caruana Galizia assassination
13 January 2021, 8:02am
by Matthew Vella
The Cabinet has denied a renewed request for a presidential pardon to be awarded to Vincent Muscat ‘il-Koħħu’, one of three men accused of having assassinated the journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.
The decision was taken on Monday, after Prime Minster Robert Abela informed ministers that his legal advice was not to grant Muscat immunity.
Muscat’s lawyer, Marc Sant, had already accused lead inspector Keith Arnaud and Kurt Zahra of playing for time in the interests of “prominent third parties”, in delaying a decision over Muscat’s request for a presidential pardon.