141 new cases of COVID-19 & 159 recoveries in the past 24 hours

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Malta has registered 141 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 3,391 swab tests, while 159 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

Today’s cases are still being investigated. From yesterday’s cases: 20 cases were family members of previously known cases, 21 cases were contact of positive work colleagues and 11 cases were from direct contacts with other positive cases.

To date, Malta has registered 8,822 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 6,56 have recovered, 111 died and 2,146 are still active.

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Valletta’s Christmas lights are up

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Valletta’s Christmas lights were officially switched on as we’re now heading for the last week of November and Christmas is edging closer.

Although this will be a Christmas unlike any other because of the pandemic, the city lights were still turned on to give hope for all those residing in Malta.

The Tourism Ministry have already clarified that there will be no mass events this year and that the few outdoor activities which will be held will be in full conformity with all Covid-19 regulations.

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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip celebrate their 73rd wedding anniversary

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On Friday, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary. Unfortunately they weren’t able to celebrate such special occasion with their family due to England’s coronavirus lockdown.

Elizabeth and Philip got married on the 20th November, 1947, just two years after the end of the Second World War in London’s Westminster Abbey.

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To mark the occasion, a photograph of Elizabeth and Philip was released, featuring them smiling while looking at a card made by their great-grandchildren George, Charlotte and Louis.

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Duck and waffle recipe making its way to Malta

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Hot, cripsy waffles, duck leg and fried egg with a perfectly runny yolk… Being a fanatic lover of all things brunch, we acknowledge many dishes that combine breakfast and lunch, but this particular one is by far our favourite.

The combination of waffles and meat comes with, as you can easily guess, a “made in the USA” label. Chicken and waffles have been paired up by American diners for a while now, but the combination of duck and waffle has not been around very long.

Although we’re not quite sure from where the recipe originated, the duck and waffle recipe have increasingly taken prominence after the opening of ‘Duck & Waffle‘, which is named after their signature dish; duck and waffle and is London’s only upscale 24-hour restaurant, serving an average of 4,000 customers a week (pre-covid).

Good morning London it’s time for brunch with the view… #duckandwaffle #london #roomwithaview #brunch #londonfood #londonist 📷 @mendylestari

Posted by Duck & Waffle on Wednesday, October 21, 2020

In recent years this recipe could only be enjoyed in a few places around the world, but it is now finally making its way to Malta thanks to the newly opened bruncheria located in the heart of Ta’ Xbiex, The Black Egg.

Duck and Waffle: one of our favourites, consisting of a savoury waffle, crispy duck leg, fried egg and sweet mustard…

Posted by The Black Egg on Sunday, November 15, 2020

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