KSU appeals for students to show respect and calm and not gather in large numbers
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The KSU has said that following the news today regarding a student attending the University of Malta that has tested positive for Covid-19, they wished their fellow student a speedy recovery.
It also stressed the importance of “showing respect towards one another whilst staying calm through these unprecedented times.”
“Public health authorities have confirmed that they are focusing their efforts on tracing any possible persons that might have been in direct contact with this student as a means of precaution,” the KSU said.
“We urge everyone to refrain from speculation about the above-mentioned case or any other case amidst this crisis,” it said.
The KSU urged everyone “not to share any personal information related to these cases to protect everyone’s privacy, unless with the relevant authorities should the information possibly aid their work in tackling the spread of the virus.”
“We appeal to all students to remain at home and refrain from gathering in large numbers, now that physical UM lectures have been called off,”the KSU said. “Should there be any further information, we will ensure to update the student body accordingly.”
The KSU concluded by saying, “we remain committed to providing any assistance necessary at this time and are available through our own KSU helpline on (+356) 79077990.” To report Covid-19 symptoms call 111.


























