Deputy Prime Minister and newly appointed Health Minister Ian Borg has said St Luke’s Hospital and Karin Grech Hospital should not remain “a chapter of the past”, signalling a renewed focus on the two healthcare facilities. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)During visits to both hospitals, Borg met staff and patients while discussing their role within Malta’s healthcare system.“Despite the challenges, I found hope, dedication and great heart,” Borg said.“St Luke’s and Karin Grech should not remain a chapter of the past. The time has come to give them new life.”The comments come shortly after Borg took on responsibility for Malta’s health portfolio following the recent Cabinet reshuffle, while retaining his role as Deputy Prime Minister.St Luke’s Hospital served as Malta’s main general hospital until 2007, when it was replaced by Mater Dei Hospital. Today, both St Luke’s and Karin Grech continue to provide a range of healthcare and rehabilitation services.Borg’s remarks suggest the government could be looking at ways to further strengthen the role of both hospitals in the years ahead.What would you like to see happen at St Luke’s and Karin Grech?•