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News from Malta Construction worker charged with stealing doors and windowsA construction worker on Friday pleaded not guilty to stealing a number of aluminium windows and doors. Joseph Galea, 28, was charged with stealing some 50 windows and six doors from Crocefisso Gauci, in San Ä wann on Wednesday. He was also charged with being a relapser. Prosecuting, police inspector Leeroy Balzan Engerer said he did not have a problem with the accused's request for bail, as long as he kept his distance from the victim. Mr Galea's lawyer, Mario Mifsud, told the court, presided by Magistrate Claire Micallef Stafrace, that he knew the accused personally and had helped him find a job on a construction site next to where the alleged offence had taken place. He explained that his client had come upon financial difficulties and was struggling to support himself. Although his client had had previous cases of theft, he had started on the road to recovery, showed he was willing to cooperate, and wanted to get his life in order. "His life took a turn for the worse when he had to pay child maintenance but did not have the money," Dr Mifsud told the court. Mr Galea was given bail against a curfew, and directed to work at a different construction site. More news from MALTA Project seeks to instil heritage awareness from a young age Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna (FWA) and Bank of Valletta are collaborating on the '˜Hands on Heritage' for the 21st consecutive year. ... Restored railway carriage is back at Birkirkara station The only surviving Malta Railway carriage has returned to Birkirkara station after a five-year restoration project. The Birkir... Online tool now helps creditors identify those facing insolvency The Courts of Justice, in partnership with the Registrar of Companies, has acquired an EU grant to develop an integrated Nation... 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