Malta has registered 210 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 3,734 swab tests, while 230 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
As of Friday 19th March 2021, 140,331 vaccine doses were administered of which 43,267 were 2nd doses.
To date, Malta has registered 27,904 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 24,662 have recovered, 369 died and 2,873 are still active.
Blonde Billie Eilish is the hairdo change-up the world didn’t know it needed and the singing sensation’s switch from her signature black and green do to gorgeous blonde locks broke an Instagram world record doing it.
The singer’s post showcasing her new look broke the record for the fastest time to receive one million likes on a single post, breaking Selena Gomez’s record from 2018.
What’s more is that the snap has garnered over 20 million likes so far and stands in the top 10 most liked Instagram posts of all time, only a few days after the 19-year-old took home a couple of Grammy awards.
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As Spring is finally with us and the Maltese Islands begin to experience glimpses of the archipelago’s summer weather, March may still endure a few days of colder weather, with temperatures expected to drop as low as 6°C on Tuesday.
Facebook Page ‘Aġġornament tat-temp’ forecasts that temperatures are expected to go as high as 13°C during the day and hit the 6°C mark during night time.
Meanwhile, isolated showers are forecasted today with heavy winds from the East expected later tonight.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has received the first dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine and signed off his inoculation session with an affirming two thumbs up.
I've just received my first Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine dose.
Thank you to all of the incredible scientists, NHS staff and volunteers who helped make this happen.
Getting the jab is the best thing we can do to get back to the lives we miss so much.
Let's get the jab done. pic.twitter.com/mQCTMAkB8d
— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) March 19, 2021
Johnson received the jab at St. Thomas Hospital in London, where he was admitted to receive intensive care after contracting the virus back in April.
Following the jab, the Prime Minister stated “I literally did not feel a thing and so it was very good, very quick and I cannot recommend it too highly.”
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