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Two families whose maisonettes neighboured the Ħamrun house collapse that killed Miriam Pace two years ago, have not been able to move back into their homes eve
Owners of three properties near the construction site start court proceedings of their own against the developers
Relatives of construction collapse victim Miriam Pace have reached an out-of-court settlement with MCZMC Developers Limited. MCZMC Developers Ltd were behind a construction project that was under way next door to the Pace family home when it collapsed in March 2020. Run by developer Malcolm Mallia, the company lists four other directors: Elton Caruana, Matthias Mallia, Amanda Muscat, Christopher Zarb and Simon Zarb. In a statement announcing the settlement, lawyer David Bonello, on behalf of the Pace family, said that by virtue of this settlement agreement, the civil claims brought forward ...
During the compilation of evidence, Prof. Alex Torpiano continued to explain the common parts on the site. He said that a ‘single’ wall can easily move with vibrations. The social enquiry report will be presented during the next sitting. The next hearing is scheduled for 14 April. 54-year-old Miriam Pace was at her home when her house on Triq Joseph Abela Scolaro in Ħamrun collapsed due to adjacent construction works. She was found lifeless buried beneath the debris in March 2020. In today’s sitting: The photo presented by Architect Camilleri shows that the wall was touched says Prof...