Malta Independent - 2020-09-18

• Brief period of heightened measures required to control COVID-19 spike – Malta Chamber
• More than 50 measures for the reopening of schools – Owen Bonnici
• New protocols in place at old people’s homes
• Migration: solution is not giving us money, it is about burden-sharing, PM says
• Government planning fast ferry services to and from six destinatio­ns
• Children cannot afford to lose more education due to the government’s incompeten­ce - PN
• Action ‘necessary to reduce spread of COVID-19 before schools open’ - MAPSSS
• €4,340 worth of COVID-19 vouchers to be donated to Women’s Shelters
• PN launches national campaign to beat obesity and push for sports to be taken more seriously
• EC President’s proposals to bolster EU public health ‘constructi­ve, down to earth’ - Alfred Sant
• ‘Agricultur­e is turning into a parttime hobby due to lack of land for young farmers’ – Marsovin CEO
• Joseph Muscat denies accusation­s of illegaliti­es reported by financial crime blogger
• COVID spares PN’s blushes
• Stocks down as divided Fed disappoint­s
• Emirates and flydubai reactivate partnershi­p, offering seamless travel to over 100 unique destinatio­ns through Dubai
• Central Bank of Malta: Outlook for the Maltese economy 2020-2022
• Swimmer Sasha Gatt wins August 'Atlas Youth Athlete of the month' award
• Investigat­ed at home, FIFA head Infantino visits Trump, White House
• Fed Cup changes name to honour tennis great Billie Jean King
• Roglic tightens grip on Tour lead as Ineos gets first win
• Hibernians go down fighting
• Pole vaulter Duplantis breaks Sergey Bubka's outdoor world record
• Being there for the people

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