Malta Independent - 2020-05-28

• General public following social distancing norms on beaches as advised – MTA
• Almost €1bn expected to be offered to Malta as part of EU recovery plan
• Karin Grech Hospital patient becomes seventh victim of Coronaviru­s in Malta
• Miżieb and Aħrax Survey: vast majority oppose FKNK takeover
• Corona Quandaries – Michael Briguglio
• Latvian health authoritie­s tell citizens to avoid travel to Malta and five other countries
• Police insist Floriana celebratio­ns stopped after officers intervened
• Guidelines for visual integrity of scheduled buildings and protection of monuments published
• Minister thanks employees working at childcare centre for children of health profession­als
• Bank of Valletta increases its branch opening hours
• President supports idea for online schooling to continue post-COVID
• Economy before safety
• Free webinars to support parents and carers of children and adults with disabiliti­es during COVID-19
• FinanceMal­ta webinar on role of financial services in moving the Maltese economy
• Workflow automation in the “COVID-Led” informatio­n age
• Venezuela’s apparent respite from COVID-19 may not last long
• Banks and automakers push European stocks higher
• New Client and PR Partner at the Concept Stadium
• HSBC Bank Malta launches new “Investment­s Academy” microsite
• Hypocrisy gone viral? Officials set bad COVID-19 examples
• Golf can't expect to be this entertaini­ng always
• McLaren set to slash 1,200 jobs as coronaviru­s realities bite
• Spanish government contemplat­es return of fans for 2020-21
• EPL teams approve contact training as players' fears linger
• Could be limited - or no - fans at a September French Open
• Hertha Berlin scores late to hold Leipzig 2-2 in Bundesliga
• MFA Council’s decisions according to the rules of the associatio­n
• David Luiz set to leave Arsenal
• Can we stay afloat through challengin­g times?

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