Young people reflect on Pope and religion
Young people gave the Pope an enthusiastic welcome at the Valletta Waterfront today.
Kristina Chetcuti spoke to them about their reasons for being there.
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Vince DeBono
Apr 18th 2010, 22:22
Strange security procedures were in force. People had the caps of 500ml plastic water bottles confiscated before they could enter. I imagined liquids could be more dangerous if they were explosives ' acid etc. FURTHERMORE, people who had bottles (or whatever) in their handbag or rucksack were not asked to hand them in - in fact bags were not checked visually.
D.Galea
Apr 19th 2010, 09:10
Ħabib tlett kwarti ta' dak li qiegħed tghid mhux vera. L-ewwel nett kien hemm xi zghazagh li bdew jitolbu t-tappijiet ta' l-ilma u warajhom kien hemm xi puluzija jiċċekkjaw il-basktijiet. It-tieni ghalfejn kellek bzonn acidu splussiv meighek fil-laqgħa mal-papa? nahseb argument ftit esagerat.
Sandro Camilleri
Apr 20th 2010, 18:24
Is sur Debono missu kkummenta kemm zammew organizzazjoni l-pulizzija, AFM, CPD u NGO's. Prosit tassew ghal dawn in nies li x-xoghol taghhom mhux apprezzat bizzejjed.
Kenneth Cassar
Apr 22nd 2010, 14:54
The "confiscation" of caps of plastic water bottles (where bottles are allowed at all) is standard practice, even in football pitches abroad. The reason is to prevent the throwing of full bottles which do much more damage than empty ones.