The Government yesterday said it notes the statement issued on behalf of retired Commissioner of Police, Ian McGrail.
The Chief Minister will address the matters set out in the said statement in Parliament, when the legislature reconvenes on Friday.
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has successfully returned the Union Flag to its original position at Royal Battery (Rock Gun) following essential maintenance work.
Unite the union has today said that “fear and mistrust” in the Health and Care Sectors are causing low morale amongst staff.
The former Commissioner of Police, Ian McGrail, has today called for an “independent judicial inquiry” by a High Court judge from the United Kingdom to be convened “without delay.” Mr McGrail says this is necessary because Gibraltar needs a “definitive, well informed and detailed assessment” without which there is a “real risk to the reputation of Gibraltar as an advanced Parliamentary democracy under the rule of law.”
Total tests done: 20,142
Test results pending: 9
Test results received: 20, 133
Confirmed cases: 186
Active cases in Gibraltar: 6 (3 resident, 3 visitors)
Non-resident active cases detected in Gibraltar: 0
Recovered cases: 180
Number in self-isolation: 67
A total of 9168 tests have been carried out so far in the frontline, targeted and systematic sampling. This is included in the above figures.
