2 E-Bikes & Electric Scooter For Siġġiewi Community Police

Feb 15 2024

The Siġġiewi Local Council has recently invested in two e-bikes and an electric scooter to bolster the community policing service in the area.

These environmentally friendly vehicles not only assist officers in their daily patrols but also highlight our dedication to sustainable practices.

The Community Policing Service aims to increase police visibility in the neighborhood and provide residents with a familiar point of contact.

By knowing the officers assigned to their area, residents can easily reach out to them, meet them, and regularly interact with them, fostering a stronger sense of trust within the community.

We extend our gratitude to the Siġġiewi Local Council for supporting our mission to deliver professional and dependable policing services, ensuring safety and security through collaboration with the community.

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New Joker 2 Images Released By Director

Feb 15 2024

Director Todd Philips, who is at the helm of Joke: Folie A Deux, has released some more stunning images of Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga for the upcoming DC universe film.

The film will continue the story of Arthur, who becomes the titular villain and arch nemesis of Gotham’s Batman.

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The sequel to the highly acclaimed first movie will introduce Harley Quinn, played by Gaga, and is set to take a musical turn.

The new photos show Gaga and Phoenix in character as Quinn falls for the Joker as he reaches his face out from behind his prison bars.

Another shot shows them dancing on a roof top whereas another shows them in full costume and looking menacing as ever – ready to cause some chaos.

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Most Of Malta’s Tourists In 2023 Came From Italy

Feb 15 2024

According to official data shared with MaltaDaily, there were 3,002,823 total inbound visitors in 2023, including cruise passengers overnighting in the island.

Excluding cruise passengers, the total number of inbound tourists was 2,975,670, with first time tourists seeing an increase of 34% over 2022 at 2,305,255.

20,241,803 was the total number of nights spent by inbound tourists – an increase of 21.9% over the previous year.

Meanwhile, 1,238,827 inbound tourists stayed for 7 nights or more in the Maltese islands. The total expenditure in Euro by inbound tourists was €2,671,431,000.

This is an increase of over 32.7% over the previous year. The per capita expenditure in Euro of inbound tourists in 2023 was €898.

Meanwhile, 547,991 Italian tourists came to Malta, making it the largest market in 2023. Australia registered the largest growth of all markets over 2022 with 53,216 tourists making their way to the island.

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Prime Minister On Establishing A Climate Change Authority

Feb 15 2024

Prime Minister Robert Abela addressed Parliament during a debate on the Climate Action Bill, emphasizing the government’s commitment to enacting changes in the fairest manner to foster progress and enhance quality of life for all citizens. He highlighted the proposed establishment of a Climate Change Authority as a significant step towards cohesive and decisive action on climate change, emphasizing its role in fostering holistic perspectives and engaging all stakeholders in meaningful dialogue.

Abela stressed the urgency of embracing change to avoid widespread suffering and underscored the importance of proactive environmental policies rooted in prevention. He cited various ongoing initiatives such as the promotion of cleaner energy, sustainable tourism practices, recycling efforts, and investment in green projects as part of Malta’s commitment to environmental sustainability.

While advocating for a green transition as an economic opportunity, Abela reiterated the government’s commitment to prioritize the welfare of families and ensure that the burden of change does not fall solely on citizens. He warned against populism and emphasized the need for collective efforts and a shift in mindset to address climate challenges while promoting economic growth and social support.

Abela highlighted the crucial role of children and young people in shaping decisions related to climate action, emphasizing the government’s engagement with youth through forums such as the Youth Advisory Forum. He concluded by expressing Malta’s readiness to embrace change as an opportunity for prosperity and reaffirmed the government’s dedication to implementing sustainable social and economic reforms outlined in the Climate Action Bill.

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