The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday. Times of Malta reports that parking permits issued by local councils are now legally enforceable, a legal notice having removed a legal loophole which had limited the issue of parking/no parking notices to Transport Malta. The newspaper also reports that there are no plans to change the domestic violence risk tool which had classified murder victim Bernice Cassar as facing a 'medium risk'. The Malta Independent quotes Ian Vassallo, the PN spokesman on primary healthcare, as saying that a mental health hospital near Mater Dei Hospital would send the signal that mental health was treated like any other illness. It also reports that the medico-legal coverage for the Faculty of Dental Surgery has not been renewed. In-Nazzjon leads with remarks by Barnard Grech that the members of the PN have a duty to work together and give hope to the people. It also reports how a man was hit by a car on the Rabat road early on Sunday. L-orizzont quotes Robert Abela saying Malta will continue to insist on peace in Ukraine. It also reports that Carnival celebrations kicked off on Sunday in Nadur and Hamrun. In a third story it...
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