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Malta Experiences Lowest Ever Rate Of Armed Robberies In 2024

Summary by Malta Daily
The annual academic report CrimeMalta Observatory has confirmed in its 2024 publication that Malta remains a safe and stable country, with a crime rate of 30 offences per 1,000 residents. This reflects a decrease compared to 2023 and a significant drop from the 46 cases per 1,000 people reported in 2004. To go along the positive general stats, in 2024 Malta experienced the lowest ever rate of armed robberies since data about crime was started to…
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Malta Experiences Lowest Ever Rate Of Armed Robberies In 2024

The annual academic report CrimeMalta Observatory has confirmed in its 2024 publication that Malta remains a safe and stable country, with a crime rate of 30 offences per 1,000 residents. This reflects a decrease compared to 2023 and a significant drop from the 46 cases per 1,000 people reported in 2004. To go along the positive general stats, in 2024 Malta experienced the lowest ever rate of armed robberies since data about crime was started to…

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Malta Daily broke the news in on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.
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