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THURSDAY 20 JANUARY 2022 • ISSUE 138
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LAURA CALLEJA
FORMER prime minister Joseph
Muscat's home in Burmarrad was
searched on Wednesday by police,
as part of a corruption probe into
the Vitals Global Healthcare hos-
pitals deal.
According to reports, financial
crime investigators entered Mus-
cat's house at 7am and spent at least
three hours on the property, seizing
his mobile phone, along with those
of his wife Michelle Muscat and
their two daughters.
Muscat was apparently aware of
the investigation, as well as the raid
on his home.
Police search Joseph
Muscat's home as
part of Vitals probe
'Mr Fearne
I want my
freedom back!'
MHRA boss
will not take
fourth jab
COVID: 'THIS IS NOT ON!'
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In Facebook video
Joseph Muscat says he
will not be intimidated
and hints at a return to
public life
PAUL COCKS
THE country should really get its act
together on COVID-19 mitigating
measures because people and busi-
nesses have had enough of having
their freedoms and liberty curtailed,
the head of the hospitality lobby told
Business Today.
An irate Tony Zahra, president of the
Malta Hotels and Restaurants Associ-
ation, said that the harsh measures im-
posed by the authorities to control the
spread of COVID-19 had left Malta
struggling to catch up with its south-
ern European neighbours.
Joseph Muscat posted a video on his Facebook page explaining the raid on his house
Tony Zahra
