69 cases of theft, vandalism, reported at Addolorata Cemetery

Mr Charlie Grech

May 5th 2011, 11:32

Only the lowest form on Earth would go into a cemetary to steal items or vandelise it. These people need to be caught and made an example of.

Mr Tony Camilleri

May 5th 2011, 10:08

The lowest scum on earth would do this.
What about the watchmen?
What security is there?
Stolen statues or other heavy things are not something someone could put in his pocket.
How come no one hears or sees anything?
Are the watchmen acting like the three proverbial monkeys?

Ms D Galea

May 5th 2011, 01:15

Some pillage the pyramids , others the cemeteries.

Godfrey Camilleri

May 4th 2011, 23:00

The first thing that should be done is ensure an adequate perimeter wall. There are places, namely where there are new graves, that there is no perimeter wall and access is very easily obtained through the adjacent fields. Then obviously we need CCTV cameras and patrols.

Ms Maria Abela

May 4th 2011, 19:59

Disgraceful. This scum must be caught and punished.

R. Gauci

May 4th 2011, 19:04

Hemmekk jahdmu ammont ta` watchman, x'ikunu qed jaghmlu bil-lejl? Jorqdu jew ...?

John Carmel Navarro

May 4th 2011, 17:37

The Honourable Minister whilst responding to a question would have been better advised to have already got in motion preventative measures; one just cannot accept 69 cases of theft and vandalism. Action now whilst the talking is going on between the Ministry and the Police, consideration ought to be given to having permanent patrols inside the cemetery just CCTV is not enough as perpetrators can still disguise their appearance.

Mr Jay Oatmon

May 4th 2011, 16:35

Stealing and vandalising the dead - a new low perpetrated by low life forms - obviously.