1 of 3 adults have been vaccinated against COVID-19 as of Freedom Day

Mar 31 2021

Health Minister Chris Fearne has announced that as of today, 1 out of 3 adults have been vaccinated against COVID-19. Today also marks Malta’s Freedom Day, and thus Fearne calls it a Freedom Day with a difference as we continue to combat the pandemic with jabs and health measures.

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Today also sees the implementation of the new measure which states that only groups of 2 people can be in public, unless they are coming from the same household. Despite the vaccine roll-out working effectively along with the measures, it is of vital importance that the public adhere to the health measures so as to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

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Malta drops beneath 50 daily COVID-19 cases

Mar 31 2021

Malta has reached a new milestone as new COVID-19 cases overnight have amounted to 40. The last time Malta saw daily number of cases below 50 was December 15th 2020 with 49 cases. Today’s report has announced exactly 40 new cases.

Could this be the light at the end of the dreadful tunnel that is the COVID-19 pandemic? It does show that measures put in place, along with the vaccine rollout have been effective in mitigating the spread. It is vital for the public to continue to adhere to the health measures, so that the numbers continue to drop and we may finally be free of COVID-19 once and for all.

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40 COVID-19 cases registered with 101 recoveries

Mar 31 2021

Malta has registered 40 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 1,970 swab tests, while 101 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

As of Wednesday 31st March 2021, 191,716 vaccine doses were administered of which 53,540 were 2nd doses.

To date, Malta has registered 29,033 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 27,812 have recovered, 392 died and 829 are still active.

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Malta’s Got Talent and X-Factor are here to stay

Mar 31 2021

For another episode of Malta Daily ALL IN we managed to get an insider look at the production and immense work that goes into building up Malta’s Got Talent. Interviewing several members of production, marketing, creative direction and the judges themselves, it seems that the format of Malta’s Got Talent, along with X-Factor, will become a mainstay of Maltese television.

All In – Malta's Got Talent.

For this episode of Malta Daily ALL IN, we visited the set of Malta’s Got Talent and got an inside look at the island's biggest television production. 📺Sunday nights and MGT became a weekly tradition – WATCH THIS VIDEO and find out how it was made. 👀#MaltaDailyAnton Attard | Mark Grech | Steven Levi Vella | Sarah Zerafa | Howard Keith Debono | Ray Attard | Maxine Aquilina

Posted by Malta Daily on Wednesday, 31 March 2021

The year Malta’s Got Talent was produced proved to be more difficult due to COVID-19, but everyone rolled up their sleeves and managed to give Malta a spectacular series of shows. The two formats will continue to give more artists and talented individuals a chance to showcase their skills in the coming years. And here is to hoping that the pandemic will soon pass so that audiences can marvel at the marvellous work done live!

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