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WEDNESDAY • 26 JANUARY 2022 • ISSUE 772 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY
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Malta has
problem with
high-level
corruption
arrests
Pope Francis
to visit Malta
on 2 April
NICOLE MEILAK
DESPITE serious scandals through-
out the years, the lack of arrests on
high-level corruption remains a
problem for Malta, the Daphne Caru-
ana Galizia Foundation has warned.
KURT SANSONE
POPE Francis is expected to vis-
it Malta on 2 and 3 April after the
Maltese government agreed to the
dates proposed by the Vatican,
MaltaToday is informed.
COVID 'exit road map'
Vaccine pass for restaurants
to be lifted on 7 February
• Entry to
restaurants, snack
bars and band
clubs will no longer
require a valid
vaccine certificate
• Gyms, spas, pools,
cinemas and
theatres will no
longer require a
vaccine pass from
14 February
• Mandatory
quarantine for
primary contacts
could drop to 5
days
KARL AZZOPARDI
HEALTH Minister Chris Fearne yes-
terday announced the lifting of COV-
ID-19 restrictive measures.
Speaking in parliament, Fearne said
the vaccine certificate will no longer
be obligatory for restaurants, snack
bars and band clubs as from 7 Feb-
ruary.
