Press digest

The following are the top stories in the national and international press today. The Times leads with a story saying that a disused landfill to be Gozo is to be transformed into a solar farm that would produce 10,000 units of electricity a year. In another story it says that two Medavia officers have been arrested in Libya and are being interrogated in Zawia. The Maltese government is monitoring the situation. In-Nazzjon says that European funds are being used for the training of discharge nurses, a project that will help patients spend less time in hospital and continue with their care at home. l-Orizzont says that in the past four-and-a-half years the police investigated a number of cases of abuse on children referred to them by Appogg. In another story, the newspaper says that l-Istrina has lost Juan, one of its angels. Juan was one of the beneficiaries of the event who also worked hard for funds to be collected to help others. The Independent interviews President Emeritus Ugo Mifsud Bonnici who speaks on the legacy of il-Gross and his literary contribution. The international press Al Arabiya quotes opposition activists in Syria saying at least 90 people have been killed and...