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Video | Commuters march in Valletta
Some 200 protesters chanted “step down” as they march through Republic Street and called for transport minister Austin Gatt to resign over the failed public transport reform.
4 November 2011, 12:00am
Karl Stagno-Navarra
Karl Stagno-Navarra
1 min read
The protest was organized by various students and workers who expressed frustration at how the new public transport service is operating.
The march through Valletta also included a number of residents from various localities in the south of Malta.
Moviment Graffiti expressed solidarity with Arriva bus drivers who are facing a difficult situation coping with the confusion that has been created and appealed to the general public not to vent its frustration on the drivers.
A small number of Arriva bus drivers participated in the march and anonymously told journalists about worsening working conditions, with €38 pay for a 12 hour shift.
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I think this is just the tip of the iceberg....WELL DONE REBOOT.
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You people know darn well that if debono brings down the government, he will never be trusted again. Know why, because a rat will always be a rat. Period.That is whether it's PL or PN. Only people who will rejoice is AD. Because they never get a seat.
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JEKK IL GVERN DOTTOR GONZI U L KABINETT QED JERFGHU IR RESPONSABILTA HUMA TANT L-AHJAR GHAX FLOK AUSTEN GATT BISS,JIREZINJAW KOLLHA U JAGHMLULNA PJACIR ENORMI. FITTXU IREZINJAW QED NISTENEW
Grzegorz Tomski •
Dr Austin Gatt - IRREZENJA!
