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Friday, September 17, 2010, 00:09

Migrants greet Thea at Marsa Open Centre

Malta's Eurovision Song Contest representative Thea Garrett has opened a refurbished dormitory at the Marsa Open Centre, appropriately named My Dream.

The young singer met the residents and signed autographs. She also sang some of her songs, to applause and cheers.

Thea was accompanied by her mother and was given a tour of the Marsa Open Centre.

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