Labour leader, Dr Joseph Muscat said this morning that having a gas terminal does not exclude the possibility of as gas pipeline and that a new Labour government will ensure that the maximum level of safety features available, is in place.

Dr Muscat, who was speaking outside Senglea Primary School also said that the proposed liquified natural gas terminal, would in fact complement the project. He said the most important issue was the reduction of utility bills in as fast a time as possible, as the current rates are a burden on Maltese families and businesses.

The PL will continue to address questions with regards to its energy policy, other issues and proposals to be discussed by the Labour Party will be presented later today and throughout the election campaign, the PL leader said.

Dr Muscat talked about the Education report on Mathematics and Science studies (TIMMS) and the PIRLS report on reading literacy (PIRLS), which he said, although published last month, have still not yet been made public.

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