The Jean Paul Sofia banner is up again in front of parliament as the family continues to demand justice for the youngster who tragically lost his life in the Paola construction site tragedy.
This was announced on Facebook Page ‘Għal Jean Paul’ which is owned by Jean Paul’s mum who continues to make her voice heard in order to get justice for her only son as well as demanding new laws with proper enforcement in the building industry.
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Speaking about this protest, Christine Cassar from NGO Moviment Graffitti explained that “we are living a state of emergency because the quality of life and the natural environment of our islands are deteriorating rapidly due to a frenzy of reckless building everywhere.”
Moviment Graffitti claimed that “we are in this mess for one clear reason. Behind this wave of environmental destruction lies a web of politicians and developers who have created a system that serves the profit of the few instead of the common good.”
The NGO, and hundreds of people are demanding an environmental and planning reform as soon as possible.
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The Parish of St. Paul’s Bay was filled with grief as friends and relatives gathered to bid a final farewell to Kacey Sciberras during a deeply moving funeral mass.
The young girl tragically lost her life in a devastating car crash in Ħ’Attard last Sunday, an accident that also left two other young individuals injured.
The community came together to celebrate Kacey’s life and offer support to her grieving family during this difficult time.
The packed church reverberated with sorrow and heartfelt tributes as mourners honoured Kacey Sciberras.
Throughout the service, she was remembered as a kind-hearted and cheerful girl who always sought to live life to the fullest.
Friends, relatives, and fellow students from the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) attended the funeral, along with members of the St. Paul’s Party Committee.
Also present was the other girl who had been in the car with Kacey at the time of the tragic crash.
Towards the conclusion of the mass, the priest read a heartfelt message written by Jason Sciberras, Kacey’s father, which had been shared on Facebook.
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At approximately 8:45 p.m. yesterday, a distress call was made to the police, requesting their assistance at Triq Patri Pelagju Mifsud in Żebbuġ. Upon arrival at the scene, the police discovered that a 3-year-old boy had fallen from a balcony, resulting in severe injuries. The exact circumstances surrounding the incident remain unknown, and the police are actively investigating to determine what led to the unfortunate accident.
Understanding the critical condition of the child, a medical team swiftly provided the necessary assistance on-site. It was essential to stabilize the boy’s condition before transporting him to the hospital. Subsequently, an ambulance was dispatched to rush the child to Mater Dei Hospital. Upon arrival at the hospital, medical professionals promptly attended to the young boy, conducting thorough examinations and providing the specialized care required for his injuries.
Following the medical evaluation at Mater Dei Hospital, it was confirmed that the 3-year-old boy had sustained serious injuries and is in danger of losing his life, as a result of the fall. While the exact nature and extent of the injuries have not been disclosed, the medical team has been working diligently to stabilize his condition and provide the necessary treatment.
Considering the gravity of the incident, Police Magistrate Dr. Noel Bartolo was promptly informed about the case. As an experienced legal professional, Dr. Bartolo has the authority to initiate inquiries into such incidents to gather evidence and establish the facts. The purpose of the inquiry is to determine the circumstances that led to the child’s fall from the balcony, ensuring that a thorough investigation is conducted and any necessary actions are taken.
The local police force is actively investigating the incident to shed light on the sequence of events and any potential contributing factors.
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