Malta
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Remembering the Lost: Air Tragedies of the 1960s and 1970s
This poignant topic honors the memories of those lost in several devastating air tragedies that occurred during the 1960s and 1970s. This period saw a series of fatal accidents, including some with significant loss of…
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Bank of Valletta Client Falls Victim to Scam Call
A Bank of Valletta client was recently duped by scammers pretending to be bank employees. The scammers used a technique called “spoofing” to make it appear as though the call was coming from the bank’s…
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Certification of Vintage Vehicles Hits Roadblock After Committee Dissolution
The certification process for vintage vehicles in India has been put on hold following the dissolution of the committee responsible for evaluating and approving these vehicles. The committee, formed by the Ministry of Road Transport…
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Proposed Crematorium Sparks Concerns in Siġġiewi
A crematorium has been proposed for a field next to the historic cemetery in Siġġiewi, Malta, raising concerns among locals. The village of Siġġiewi is home to several historic cemeteries, including the Siggiewi Cemetery, also…
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Tourists Warned: Antisocial Behaviour Could Lead to On-the-Spot Fines
Tourists visiting popular destinations may soon face on-the-spot fines for antisocial behaviour, as authorities crack down on rowdy visitors. The proposal aims to tackle issues like public draming, vandalism, and disrespect for local customs, ensuring…
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Malta Raises Cannabis Stock Limits for Clubs
Malta’s cannabis clubs, known as Cannabis Harm Reduction Associations (CHRAs), are seeing changes in stock limits as part of the country’s evolving cannabis regulations. The Authority, which oversees these clubs, has been granted broader enforcement…
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Bank of Valletta Client Falls Victim to Scam Call
A Bank of Valletta client was recently duped by scammers pretending to be bank employees. The scammers used a technique called “spoofing” to make it appear as though the call was coming from the bank’s…
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Malta Opts Out of Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ Amidst Labour Party Backlash
Malta’s Prime Minister Robert Abela has announced that the country will not attend Thursday’s Board of Peace, a initiative proposed by Donald Trump. This decision comes after Abela faced backlash within the Labour Party for…
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Hospice Malta’s Funding Doubles Under New Agreement
Hospice Malta has secured a significant boost in funding, with the government agreeing to provide €2.5 million over the next three years to support its palliative care services. This funding will cover part of the…
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Malta Sees Significant Surge in Solid Waste Generation
Malta’s solid waste generation has jumped by 17.6% to 3.5 million tonnes in 2024, raising concerns about the country’s waste management capabilities. This increase highlights the need for effective waste management strategies to mitigate environmental…






