Tag: Żurrieq
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Heavy police presence at Wied iz Zurrieq
The Maltese Herald is informed of a heavy police presence in Wied iz Zurrieq. Patrol boats are also on site. So far it is unclear what is the issue. This is a developing story. Gerald FenechSports Editor Veteran Journalist
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63-year-old man greviously injured in traffic accident in Żurrieq
A 63-year-old man from Żurrieq was grievously injured in a traffic accident that occurred yesterday evening at around 7:30 pm in Vjal il-Blue Grotto, Żurrieq. Preliminary investigations by the police revealed that the man was hit by a Citroën Saxo driven by a 19-year-old resident of Ħal Luqa. The injured man was transported to Mater…
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A large inheritance and a series of real-estate deals
So far my research is not extensive, but Reverend Carmelo Busuttil who is fronting a development of a new, large apartment block in Imqabba, has received an inheritance of several properties from his parents and went on to invest in further properties and business along the years. Notably, there’s a purchase of 163,365 of at least…
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The curious case of the real-estate priest
By now, many have heard of the case about Marsaxlokk’s parish priest, Luke Seguna, who misappropriated up to 500,000 in donations to the Church on porn sites, sex-shows, vehicles and holidays. In terms of Christian sin, Luke Seguna was a weak man who couldn’t control himself and used money that was supposedly meant to the…
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Too ashamed to show herself
Miriam Dalli was today expected to attend the yearly concert by the Band Queen Victoria in celebration of the Festa tal-Madonna tal-Karmnu. ?urrieq is also part of her district so this is a big event for her or any other politician in the district. Apparently, there has been a power cut in ?urrieq as part…
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Wanted: Project Green
More arable land is to be destroyed in ?urrieq for a project which was opposed by 1500 residents. Miriam Dalli, the Minister for Energy who is in charge of Project Green has remained silent on the application. Her job is not to actually make sure that we conserve green land, but to prepare to become…