CORRECTIONAL Services Agency Head of Strategy
Svetlana Muscat has been put on forced leave after she
was interrogated by the police, the Home Affairs Ministry
has confirmed.
The ministry did not confirm the details of the case,
but told MaltaToday that the matter was "immediately
flagged to the police." The incident happened last week,
and the police are investigating.
"The person in question has been on forced leave from
her job at CSA since then," the spokesperson said.
Sources who spoke to this newspaper said Svetlana Mus-
cat was allegedly allowing people in into her office in pris-
on to meet with Yorgen Fenech, who is awaiting trial for
masterminding the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
The sources said Muscat was interrogated at length on
Saturday, and granted police bail.
It is unclear whether charges have been filed yet.
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MATTHEW
AGIUS
magius@mediatoday.com.mt
Prison official
on forced leave
after police
interrogation
Svetlana Muscat
MATTHEW AGIUS
& KARL AZZOPARDI
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Court rules there is enough
prima facie evidence for
former Prime Minister
Joseph Muscat, his chief of
staff Keith Schembri and
former minister Konrad
Mizzi to stand trial in the
Vitals corruption case • No
prima facie ground to indict
company Sciacca Grill
THERE are sufficient grounds
to merit the indictment of Jo-
seph Muscat, Konrad Mizzi,
Keith Schembri and others for
crimes relating to the fraudu-
lent hospitals' concession.
Magistrate Rachel Montebello
issued the so-called prima facie
decree at the end of Tuesday's
sitting as the compilation of
evidence against the disgraced
former Prime Minister, former
minister Mizzi and former OPM
Chief of Staff Keith Schembri,
who form part of the group
of 14 persons and nine com-
panies facing criminal charg-
es, amongst them corruption,
fraud, conspiracy and money
laundering, in connection with
the sale of three State hospitals
to Vitals Global Healthcare.
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VITALS CORRUPTION CASE
Muscat, Schembri and
Mizzi can stand trial
