PBS warned Aidan ‘several times’ about unauthorised social media posts

Singer Aidan Cassar was warned "several times" that he was breaking Malta Eurovision Song Contest rules before he was eventually disqualified, organisers said on Tuesday. 
Despite the multiple warnings, Aidan continued to upload a number of unauthorised posts on social media about his song Reġina. 
On Monday, organisers announced that they were disqualifying him from participating in the contest to select Malta's 2023 Eurovision entry. 
Aidan is one of the most popular singers in Malta and his entry Reġina - a song featuring Maltese, English and Spanish - was considered among this year's favourites. 
According to competition rules, singers are barred from posting about their entry from the quarter-final stage onwards. 
On Tuesday, a PBS spokesperson for the Malta Eurovision Song Contest said Aidan repeatedly broke that rule by publishing a number of posts on Instagram and Facebook, despite being warned. 
The spokesperson said, for this reason, PBS was forced to disqualify him. 
The spokesperson explained that singers were aware of the regulations, as they were explained to them at a meeting with organisers held after the names of the quarter-finalists were announced.

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