Malta has registered 156 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 2,817 swab tests, while 184 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
As of Sunday 14th February 2021, 51,641 vaccine doses were administered of which 16,256 were 2nd doses.
To date, Malta has registered 19,945 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 17,310 have recovered, 295 died and 2,340 are still active.
Between 11-14 February, the Malta Tourism Authority along with the Malta Police Force and Health Department carried out 3000 inspections of various establishments in the food and accommodation industry, with only three of which found breaching regulations.
One of the establishments is currently being investigated while the other two were fined for being open after 11pm.
The MTA also inspected 65% of accommodations in Gozo and 475 food establishments, where no breaches of regulations were found.
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Disinfection company Sanondaf has become a household name for its highly-effective touch-less disinfection systems and services and in 2021, the company has secured the award of Best Hygiene and Cleaning Company of the Year at the Malta Healthcare awards.
The Malta Healthcare Awards rewards healthcare services to Maltese businesses, where nominees are judged by eminent professionals in local healthcare.
Sanoserv CEO Jason Degiorgio highlighted how much of an honour the award is as it highlights the company’s efforts to maintain the safety of their clients throughout such a challenging year.
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Maltese MEP and Vice President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola has lashed out at the government after a couple was arrested for smoking cannabis in a hotel room during Valentine’s Weekend.
The police entered the St. Julian’s hotel room, where they arrested a 21-year-old Hamrun resident and a 19-year-old from Zabbar for possession of cannabis.
Are we really still charging teenagers for smoking a joint in a hotel room? If only we went after the corrupt with the same fervour, our country might just move forward. #EndImpunity #Malta https://t.co/tgBJ0Sc08v
— Roberta Metsola MEP (@RobertaMetsola) February 14, 2021
Metsola called for the same fervour approach towards corrupt individuals rather than teenagers who may have these cases “hanging over them for the best part of their formative years.”
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