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Gharb fireworks victims released for burial

Nenu Farrugia with his wife Mary and their sons Raymond (left) and Noel.

Nenu Farrugia with his wife Mary and their sons Raymond (left) and Noel.

The bodies of the six victims of last Sunday's fireworks factory explosion have been released for burial after new DNA results solved problems on the identification of two of them.

The funeral of Jean Pierre Azzopardi will be held on Tuesday at 5.30 p.m. at Xewkija while the other victims - Nenu Farrugia, his sons Noel and Raymond, daughter-in-law Antoinette and son-in-law Peter Paul Micallef will have a joint funeral at Fontana church on Wednesday at 3.30 p.m. There will be a corteo before each funeral.

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Eric Frendo

Sep 12th 2010, 22:55

And do they stay in a different hotel while on holiday? And do they eat in a different restaurant?

P. Camilleri

Sep 13th 2010, 11:14

Are you serious?? so ask him if they use different cars too when they travel?? and by the way, what is its relevance to the Gharb fireworks tragedy?

Victoria Galea

Sep 14th 2010, 07:51

Remember the story of the one who never travelled for fear of planes, only to die with a plane crashing on him?

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