Man injured in St Julian's fight
A man of Arab nationality was injured during an argument with a co-national in St Julian's early this morning. The extent of his injuries is not yet known, but he has been hospitalised.
It is understood that the argument took place inside a residence and the incident was reported to the police when a pedestrian noticed blood coming from under the door. He also saw a hand print near the door.
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I Abela
Oct 14th 2010, 18:03
Do you people think that multiculturalism is annoying only us? You people should really read the comments section of yahoo news. People all over the west are becoming uneasy about this thing called multiculturalism.
Joe Borg
Oct 14th 2010, 15:21
Ah, what joys of multiculturalism.
Louis Gialanze
Oct 14th 2010, 14:55
Some joy multiculturalism the political elite want for us!
Louise Vella
Oct 14th 2010, 14:45
Even Maltese fight. But the proportion of illegal immigrants who get into trouble with the law is higher than that of Maltese.
Alex Caffari
Oct 14th 2010, 11:11
It is unfortunate that someone had to be hospitalized due to injuries suffered in an argument. We all need to start learning how to resolve our differences through reason, instead of trying to hurt or eliminate those with whom we do not agree.
As a side note, I fail to see the significance in the nationality of the parties. What difference does it make if they are Arab, African, European, Asian or otherwise?
Charles Zammit
Oct 14th 2010, 13:53
Nationality of the people involved may not make much difference for you but it does make a lot of difference for most of us others.
Lee Micallef
Oct 14th 2010, 16:47
what are you going to say if you happen to have an altercation with an arab , ? what description would you give to police ? errm some man attacked me ? im sure if it was a maltese you would clearly state that !