In-Nazzjon says that the president of the nurses’ union, Paul Pace, made claims that people are showing up at the vaccination stations without an appointment. The paper says that a surge in cases is raising concerns among the public.
Another story announces that the Nationalist Party General Council will be postponed indefinitely following the latest safety measures introduced by health authorities. The Council was set to open on March 14.
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