22 May 2013 | 12:37
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On Su8nday early morning the condition opf the 45 year old man Englishman who fell from a height at his home on Saturday has improved and he is no longer considered to be in danger of losing his life.
The Englishman living in Sliema was taken to hospital after falling from a height at his home in Cathedral Street and was certified to be in a critical condition after being seriously injured.
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