Malta Independent - 2020-04-01

• 13 new cases, total reaches 169; ‘stay indoors’
• Agricultur­e, fisheries being hit by virus effects, says minister
• How poor leadership may have cost thousands of lives when Malta faced the plague in 1675 & 1813
• Government restricts nonessenti­al travel between Malta and Gozo
• ‘Social distancing’: This pain has existed forever - Andrew Azzopardi
• Man wanted in UK and found in Malta last year extradited
• Government to provide internet connection, laptops to students who lack technologi­cal resources
• A message of gratitude to the lesser known front-liners
• A passenger’s right to sue an air carrier for a flight delay before the courts of the place of departure
• The controvers­iality of recreation­al cannabis: The path to full decriminal­isation
• How dire projection­s, grim images dashed Trump's Easter plan
• China's Huawei says '19 sales up 19% despite US sanctions
• HSBC Malta launches trade finance initiative­s to support businesses affected by COVID-19
• China's manufactur­ing rebounds as virus controls ease
• Van Gogh painting stolen from Dutch museum closed by virus
• Fore! Golfers play on, for now, with precaution­s in place
• Australia confirms canoe sprint team for Tokyo Games
• The countdown clock is clicking again for the Tokyo Olympics
• Wales and Scotland rugby take cost-saving measures
• Karim Benzema makes unflatteri­ng comparison between him and Giroud
• Formula 1 rule changes approved amid coronaviru­s disruption
• Barcelona will not reach record revenue because of coronaviru­s
• Tottenham announces salary cuts as chair's pay rise emerges
• Plastic cutouts to replace live fans for German club
• A heartfelt applause to the Capuchins too

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