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28-Year-Old’s BMW Overturns In St Julian’s

28-Year-Old's BMW Overturns In St Julian's
Dec 26 2024 Share

Yesterday, on Christmas day, the Police were informed of a car accident in St Julian’s, which happened in Triq Mikiel Anton Vassalli at around 3:30pm.

The Police confirmed that a 28-year-old man, resident of Żejtun, lost control of a BMW and flipped his vehicle. 

The 25-year-old passenger, also a Żejtun resident, received medical help on site and was rushed to Mater Dei by ambulance. His injuries were later certified as grievous. 

Members from the Department of Civil Protection also assisted at the scene.

Police investigations are still ongoing.

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Hundreds Celebrate Together At Caritas Christmas Lunch

Dec 26 2024 Share

Close to 600 people came together on Christmas Day for the 10th annual Caritas Christmas Lunch at the Archbishop’s Curia in Floriana, supported by around 100 volunteers. This heartwarming event brought together residents from Caritas Malta’s Prison Inmates Programme and San Blas Therapeutic Communities, accompanied by dedicated staff. 

The event was graced by prominent figures, including the President of Malta, the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Opposition and his wife, the Archbishop, and the Auxiliary Bishop, adding a special touch to the occasion. 

Children attending the lunch were treated to toys, while guests enjoyed a festive meal provided by The Alfred Mizzi Foundation and traditional sweets donated by the President’s Kitchen. The St Peter’s Foundation ensured smooth logistics, and entertainment was provided by XTEND, a longstanding contributor to the event’s joy. 

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Marsa Police Reunite Buddy With Owner For Christmas

Dec 26 2024 Share

On Christmas morning, Marsa Community officers from the Malta Police Force brought joy to a local family by reuniting a lost dog with its owner. Buddy, was found wandering the streets of Marsa during the officers’ routine patrol.

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Thanks to their quick action, Buddy safely returned home just in time for Christmas lunch. The Malta Police Force shared the story on social media, praising the dedication of their officers, who worked tirelessly even on Christmas Day to serve the community.

“Happy Christmas from all of us at Malta Police!” they added, sharing holiday wishes

This simple yet heartwarming moment highlights the everyday efforts of officers to ensure safety and kindness in the community.

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Maltese Leaders Spend Morning Together at Caritas Christmas Lunch for Those in Need

Maltese Leaders Spend Morning Together at Caritas Christmas Lunch for Those in Need
Dec 26 2024 Share

This Christmas morning, Malta’s leaders came together to celebrate the season of giving at the 10th edition of the Caritas Christmas Lunch, held at the Archbishop’s Curia in Floriana. Prime Minister Robert Abela, Opposition Leader Bernard Grech and his wife, President Emeritus Myriam Spiteri Debono, HE The President of Malta, the Archbishop, and the Auxiliary Bishop joined nearly 600 attendees for a heartfelt gathering dedicated to those facing loneliness or financial struggles.

The event saw one of its largest turnouts to date, supported by approximately 100 volunteers who worked tirelessly to make the day special. Among the attendees were residents from Caritas Malta’s Prison Inmates Programme and San Blas Therapeutic Communities, accompanied by their dedicated staff.

The festive atmosphere was enriched with acts of generosity. Toys were distributed to children, traditional sweets were donated by the Kitchen of the President of Malta, and all the food was provided by The Alfred Mizzi Foundation. The logistics were supported by the St Peter’s Foundation, while XTEND delighted guests with lively entertainment, continuing their long-standing tradition of adding joy to the occasion.

The event highlighted the power of community and compassion, reminding everyone of the importance of unity and care during the festive season.

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