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Polidano’s partners clinch contract for Xemxija Road

James Debono

The business partners of Polidano Brothers, the company responsible for illegal excavation works in Xemxija Road that led to its collapse in a mudslide in January, have clinched a EUR6 million (Lm2.6 million) contract for the reconstruction of the same road which collapsed in a mudslide in January.

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