Malta has registered 24 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 1,992 swab tests, while 65 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
As of Wednesday 21st April 2021, 288,797 vaccine doses were administered of which 90,173 were 2nd doses.
To date, Malta has registered 30,063 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 29,130 have recovered, 411 died and 522 are still active.
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Costa Coffee Malta announced on social media that they will be opening a new outlet somewhere around Malta. The location is still however unknown and they are giving lovers of their coffee and goodies a chance to win.
What are the prizes in store? 3 mugs and 3 €10 vouchers from Costa! To win, participants are asked to like Costa Coffee Malta’s page and post and to tag 2 friends, with the winner being announced on Monday 26/04. So if, like us, you love your daily dose of Costa Coffee to jumpstart your day, go ahead and see if you can crack the code to discover Costa’s new location!
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Following major global backlash and what is being called a football revolution, football fans now rejoice at the fact that European Super League is in shambles amid major withdrawals and resignations.
Ok bye 👋🏾
— Raheem Sterling (@sterling7) April 20, 2021
As all six English Premier League teams withdraw from the Super League with Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward announcing his resignation towards the end of 2021 with rumours also surfacing of Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli’s resignation.
The competition sparked outrage around the world as many looked at it as a spit in the face of football’s community value and family-oriented nature in the face of billions in revenue.
United’s Gary Neville was amongst the first football personalities to lead the charge against the League, initially expressing his disgust at the league’s plans and eventually rejoicing at the toppling of said plans, posting a GIF of dominoes falling on Twitter.
To The Super League 🥂 pic.twitter.com/zcHbsJ0DG0
— Gary Neville (@GNev2) April 20, 2021
Many football stars took to social media to express their distaste in the face of the genesis of the Super League, highlighting how the manifestation of their career rests in the hands of the fans and their dreams.
Club statement.https://t.co/GeNQZn8091
— Manchester City (@ManCity) April 20, 2021
Manchester City took to social media to announce that they have “formally enacted the procedures to withdraw” from the Super League along with other major global clubs as Real Madrid’s Florentino Perez stands his ground on the belief that the league will ‘save football’.
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Chairman of the Valletta Cultural Agency Jason Micallef took to Facebook to express his concerns about the current state Valletta finds itself due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the post, Micallef states that the capital city of Malta ‘is dying’. He highlighted how the public should understand what is at stake, that hundreds of people and families are being negatively effected by the current situation. He added that businesses are failing, if they haven’t already.
Micallef said that Valletta experienced a economic, social and cultural revival between 2013 and 2020, the likes of which Malta never saw. This was the result, according to Micallef, of having a clear goal and aim. He concludes by saying that cultural spaces and restaurants in Valletta should open by Monday 3rd May 2021, and that we should find a balance between all areas of Malta’s sectors.
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