Franco Debono On ‘Insult Experts’ In PN; Urges More Discipline

Franco Debono On 'Insult Experts' In PN; Urges More Discipline
Jun 11 2025 Share

Taking to social media, lawyer and former PN MP Franco Debono said that Nationalist Party supporters have become insult experts and if they are going to insult, he doesn’t want their support.

Speaking after the resignation of Bernard Grech from the leadership, Debono said that the only way for the Nationalist Party to stop being the Opposition they have to stop being insult experts and seek more unity.

He said that if he were to become leader – something many people have expressed their support over – he would immediately tell the PN deputies to be more disciplined and for the supporters to educate themselves more.

‘Discipline brings unity’, said Debono in a video. He called out the various factions formed around various PN MPs who they see as the future leader.

He said that the Labour Party are winning with over 40,000 votes and are still seeking to bring people who may have left.

What do you make of this?

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Civil Protection Malta Bid Farewell To Late Manuel Curmi

Civil Protection Malta Bid Farewell To Late Manuel Curmi
Jun 11 2025 Share

Civil Protection Malta bid farewell to late officer Manuel Curmi, who passed away after finding trouble swimming near Żebbuġ, Gozo last week.

Members of the Civil Protection Department gathered to pay respect to the fallen colleague, with the casket transported to the church via fire engine.

Family members and loved ones were joined by members of the force who paid respect to Curmi to honour his dedication to keeping the Maltese people safe.

Rest in peace Manuel.

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Metsola Hints She’ll Stay In Brussels, Politico Reports

Metsola Hints She'll Stay In Brussels, Politico Reports
Jun 11 2025 Share

In comments to Politico, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola said that she has ‘a responsibility here’, referring to Brussels.

This hints at her not following through with the calls for her to become the new leader of the Nationalist Party following the resignation of Bernard Grech yesterday, Tuesday 10th June 2025.

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Politico previously released a news article shining light on Metsola as a possible successor to Grech. Meanwhile, PN MP Ryan Callus revealed that he is ready to give up his parliamentary seat for the next PN Leader, hinting that the candidate might not currently be a member of parliament.

Even Franco Debono took to social media to report that before any names are put forth, the question of whether Metsola will be among the candidates has to be addressed.

This after he shared various messages urging him on for the leadership.

What do you think?

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Mater Dei Embraces Digital Shift In Patient Care

Mater Dei Embraces Digital Shift In Patient Care
Jun 11 2025 Share

Mater Dei Hospital has taken a major step in its digital transformation with Ward S4 now fully operating with electronic patient records.

The initiative was confirmed by Minister for Health and Active Ageing Jo Etienne Abela, who described the move as a government priority in enhancing patient care.

The pilot project saw doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals in the ward adopt the ‘Patient Dashboard’ system to digitally record notes.

Originally developed during the COVID-19 pandemic by the Health Informatics team, the system was already being used in the Surgery Department and Outpatients section.

“This is a significant step in our digital transition,” said Minister Abela. “Ward S4 is now entirely paper-free, and we intend to extend this to more areas across our healthcare system.”

The shift aims to improve both clinical outcomes and daily operations by eliminating risks associated with paper notes, such as damage or illegibility. It also boosts data security and efficiency.

The system is accessible across other facilities, including Gozo General Hospital and St Vincent de Paul Residence.

Dr Clifford Caruana, Chair of General and Vascular Surgery, highlighted the environmental benefits and noted that digital records better safeguard patient privacy, complying with GDPR regulations.

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