Monthly Archives: June 2021
Two firefighters injured when their vehicle overturned
Two members of the Civil Protection Department were injured when their vehicle overturned.
They were responding to a fire in Siggiewi.
The accident happened near Qormi
Economic growth and the safeguarding of the environment seen as enablers rather than opposing...
Ministers Silvio Schembri, Aaron Farrugia and Clint Camilleri address Malta’s Economic Vision 2021-2031 National Consultation on The Environment (Pillar 4), stating that activities which...
PM Robert Abela discusses FATF decision in meeting with MCESD
Prime Minister Robert Abela met with the social partners at the MCESD, where they discussed the decision of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)...
Man injured in three car collision
A 58-year-old man was seriously injured when his car was involved in a collision with two other vehicles.
The accident happened in Salini Road, Naxxar...
UEFA confirm Hibernians will compete in Champions League
The Court of Arbitration of Sport, CAS, has turned down the appeal by Hamrun Spartans over their ban from UEFA competitions and has confirmed...
Malta obtains a derogation to help farmers more
Malta has obtained a derogation allowing more direct aid to farmers. This was confirmed at the meeting of the Council of Ministers for Agriculture...
Coronavirus update: No new related deaths
The succession of days with zero Covid-19 related deaths continued as health authorities said no new deaths reported in the past 24 hours.
Electricity Refund Scheme
Businesses which had to close down due to Legal Notices issued by the Health Authorities in March 2021 are eligible to apply for the...
Saz Mifsud collection at the Malta Society of Arts
Artist and fashion designer Saz Mifsud will be exhibiting her artistic creations, inspired by the Sicilian island of Panarea, at the Courtyard of Palazzo...
20-Year-old seriously injured in St Julian’s street fight
A 20-year-old man who has been identified as a Libyan national, was seriously injured in a fight in St Julian's in the early hours...
