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PN Calls for Concrete Action in Response to Fake ID Card Scandal

Aug 22 2024 Share

In light of recent developments regarding the serious fake ID card scandal, which has now led to the opening of a Magisterial Inquiry, the Nationalist Party (PN) is demanding clear and concrete measures to restore public trust in Malta’s identity registration system.

During an intervention on NET FM, PN Leader Bernard Grech emphasized that the public has the right to know the full truth about this scandal, which has shaken the nation. To address the issue, the PN is proposing the following measures:

  1. Verification Process: The Nationalist Party is calling for a verification process allowing every citizen to check who is registered at their property. This measure aims to eliminate any potential for future abuse or fraud.
  2. Publication of Identity Malta’s Internal Inquiry Report: Identity Malta is obligated to publish the report of its internal inquiry into the scandal, ensuring the public can see what actions were taken as soon as the fraud was uncovered.
  3. Resignation of Minister Byron Camilleri: The Nationalist Party insists that the responsible minister, Byron Camilleri, should immediately resign, taking political responsibility for this serious governance failure.

The PN believes these steps are crucial to rebuilding trust in public systems and ensuring justice is served.

On the tragic murder of Nicolette Ghirxi, the PN Leader reiterated his commitment to enacting concrete changes to ensure the safety and protection of victims. He stressed that Malta must learn from these tragedies and take the necessary steps to prevent such incidents from recurring.

The Nationalist Party has called for meetings of the Parliamentary Committees on Family and Social Affairs to discuss and implement measures that not only strengthen the laws but also improve the operation of competent authorities. The first of these meetings took place yesterday.

Furthermore, Bernard Grech reminded that both he and the Nationalist Party have joined the Ghirxi family’s call for an independent inquiry to uncover any shortcomings and learn from them.

The PN Leader urged institutions to prioritize the interests of the people and do everything necessary to restore a sense of justice and protection in the country.

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Maltese Jodi Jones Wins PFA Player Of The Year

Aug 22 2024 Share

Maltese player Jodi Jones has been awarded the League 2 PFA Player of The Year after his historic season with iconic English club Notts County.

The Maltese winger managed to register an insane 24 assists from the middle of the park, breaking Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne’s English record of 20 assists in one singular season.

Jones also managed to bag 8 goals which highlight his ultimate threat at providing and scoring and was included in the League Two Team of the Year.

He has already started his season with a bang providing an assist in his opening couple of matches.

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45-Year Old Man Reported Missing

Aug 22 2024 Share

45-year old Daniel Sajan has been reported missing by the local police.

The last time he was seen by public was in Marsa and was wearing a t-shirt, short and black shoes.

The police have asked that whoever has any type of information about Daniel Sajan should immediately contact the police by message or by calling even if anonymous on the number used by the General Police Quarters,  21 224001 / 119 or the closest police station.

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“I Love You” Boosts Dogs Heart Rates By 46%

Aug 22 2024 Share

According to a study conducted by Canine Cottages, it was revealed that dogs are capable of understanding and responding emotionally to their owners’ words. The study found that dogs’ heart rates increase by an average of 46% when their owners tell them, “I love you.”

In the experiment, researchers at Canine Cottages equipped four dogs with heart rate tracking collars to observe changes after specific interactions. Over a one-week period, the dogs had an average resting heart rate of 67 beats per minute (bpm). However, this increased to an average of 98 bpm after hearing “I love you” from their owners, indicating their excitement. Similarly, the dogs’ heart rates decreased by 23%, to an average of 57 bpm, when cuddled by their owners, showing their relaxation.

Though the study’s small sample size is a limitation, it may be clear to many dog owners that their dogs are not only capable of understanding their words but also of receiving, appreciating, and expressing love.

According to Canine Cottages, dogs may express their love in various ways, including kissing/licking, greeting their owners, begging, sharing toys, showing their belly, being loyal, jumping up, destroying belongings, and approaching their owners when hurt, distressed, or in discomfort.

The study also documented the experiences of the dog owners, finding that their blood pressure increased by 10% when seeing their dogs.

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