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October 26, 2026

Malta: Rats and sticky floors in Paceville — FrontPages.eu, October 26, 2026

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Specific measures for Budget 2027 have been announced, including an additional €10 per week for pensioners, amounting to €520 annually. Working parents are also set to receive a double tax benefit as part of the upcoming budget proposals. These financial benefits come as a new report indicates that Malta is experiencing the highest rate of food inflation, which is outpacing the growth of the minimum wage, putting a strain on household finances. In other domestic news, a report captured the conditions of a Saturday night in Paceville, detailing sticky nightclub floors, questionable restroom hygiene, and the presence of rats, alongside police and ambulance interventions.

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As part of the upcoming Budget 2027, pensioners in Malta are slated to receive an extra €10 per week, totaling €520 annually. Additionally, working parents will benefit from a double income tax cut, as announced by Prime Minister Robert Abela.

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Malta has recorded the highest rate of food inflation, a trend that is currently outpacing the growth of the minimum wage, indicating increasing financial pressure on households across the country.

Malta Today: Malta's food inflation highest, outpacing minimum wage

Malta has recorded the highest rate of food inflation, exceeding the growth of the minimum wage, indicating a strain on household finances.

A recent report documented a typical Saturday night in Paceville, highlighting issues such as sticky nightclub floors, unsanitary restroom conditions, the presence of rats, and various police and ambulance interventions, painting a picture of the area's challenges.

Malta Today: Nightlife in Paceville captured on camera

MaltaToday documented a Saturday night in Paceville, observing sticky nightclub floors, questionable restroom conditions, rats, and police and ambulance interventions.

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