The public works minister has defended a controversial €311,000 direct order for gravel at Ta’ Qali picnic area but conceded it would be an expensive mistake if it fails. Chris Bonett, who is also infrastructure and transport minister, told Times of Malta he has so far been advised that the gravel laid at the picnic area is expected to deliver the intended results. Read the full story on timesofmalta.com | Times of Malta

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