Malta has registered 154 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 3,239 swab tests, while 121 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
To date, Malta has registered 15,742 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 12,717 have recovered, 241 died and 2,784 are still active.
During the last 24 hours, 2 male patients aged 73 and 84 years died at Mater Dei Hospital, while Covid-19 positive.
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While China has managed to bring the COVID-19 virus under control, the country has seen a sharp rise in case numbers over the past weeks.
They have immediately enforced new restrictions, measures and lockdowns in order to contain the virus as quickly as possible.
Over 100 infections in Jilin province were traced to a travelling salesman who had the virus and was asymptomatic.
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The Faculty of Economics, Management and Accountancy allowed students an individual hearing to explain their involvement in the case of wide-spread cheating on a progress test.
Their initial decision to fail all students who had taken the test, the faculty is now allowing students to explain their involvement. In the cases where students were in fact proven to have cheated on the test, they were reprimanded accordingly.
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The Malta Police Association has expressed concerns about the lack of rules being enforced regarding bar closures.
A number of incidents are still taking place in the Paceville area, and the association is lamenting the facts that incidents shouldn’t be occurring at all if bars are meant to be closed.
They’ve reported incidents happening on a day-to-day basis, with the most recent one happening last Saturday night.
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