Minister for Tourism and Consumer Protection Clayton Bartolo announced that the Tourism Ministry will be launching a new initiative which will allow engineers, architects, urban planners and town planners to submit holistic design concepts in order to better Marsascala’s visitor experience. Appropriately titled the Marsascala Regeneration Design Contest, the chosen group of designers will be asked to come up with innovative ideas which will regenerate the urban area of the locality.

Entries are to be sent to the Maltese Tourism Authority up until the 9th of September 2021. The winning design will be granted a service contract which will see the implementation of the project. The minister added that Marsascala’s contribution to the tourism economy is very bright, and the government will be pushing forth investments into the locality.

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Following news that around 14,000 photos of women in bathrooms were taken by a hidden camera, restaurant Capo Mulini issued a statement categorically denying that any recording equipment was ever installed or found in the lavatories of the restaurant. There is allegedly currently no proof of the nature of these photographs being sexual in nature or even having been taken in this way as the compilation of evidence continues.

The statement also refutes claims that the 14000 images were taken, been in possession or used by employees, or used for illegal activities. The photos were unveiled during a compilation of evidence against Albert Buttigieg.

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