Malta has registered 35 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 1,550 swab tests, while 16 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
As of Monday 3rd May 2021, 341,909 vaccine doses were administered of which 108,716 were 2nd doses.
To date, Malta has registered 30,354 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 29,658 have recovered, 416 died and 280 are still active.
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Around 150 people were fined by the authorities throughout the weekend following reports of crowds in Pembroke and Mellieha. Whilst addressing the health measure breaches, a police officer was also attacked and slightly injured in the process. Several people were found drinking at the Natura 2000 site in Pembroke, with those present trying to escape upon witnessing the police.
80 fines were issued related to mask-wearing measure breaches and amount of people allowed together in groups. 35 people were fined when at around 2am on Sunday more people were found drinking on the rocks. A private residence was also found to have housed 35 people on Friday after reports were received when loud music was heard.
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Photo Source: Malta Police Force FB
After years of building its reputation as a staple local eatery, The Oven has become synonymous with tasty treats, fresh ingredients and a vast menu which is sure to satisfy food lovers from all walks of life.
How many times have you faced an existential crisis when trying to figure out what to order for lunch or dinner? Carefully contemplating if you want a juicy 100% Angus beef burger, a thick-crust pizza or even a hearty plate of home-made pasta, the struggle never ends… until now.
That’s because The Oven not only offers a mouth-watering variety of munchies, but has also launched a bangin’ burger brand with the name of Big Butt Burgers (the name does them justice… trust us). So whether you’re in the mood for a juicy Angus burger, brioche soft bread and crispy skin-on fries or a wholesome, saucy pasta dish and some cheesy garlic bread or anything in between, these guys have got you covered.
…and if you can’t tell, these meaty masterpieces are only complemented by their gorgeous fluffy brioche bun and serve as the ideal meal for those who want to indulge. You can start small with the aptly-named ‘Keep it Simple’, a simple Angus burger tucked in a brioche bun with American cheese or you can go HARD with a triple-tower burger; “A triple Angus burger tucked in a brioche bun, two pieces of American cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, caramelised onions, red pepper and honey sauce, topped with homemade relish.” The options are truly endless and they can all be found on one website.
You can order Big Butt Burgers, The Oven’s Pizzas and so much more from their website www.theoven.com.mt where you’ll find loads of menu items that will surely satisfy both your stomach and your wallet. Otherwise, you can have your food delivered straight to your home or pick it up from their St. Julian’s and Mosta locations.
The Oven is open everyday from 11am up until 10.30pm and you can order for pick up by calling 21332525 for St. Julian’s or 21222066 for Mosta. Otherwise, delivery from the Oven & Big Butt Burgers is available from their website, where you’ll find an extensive & customisable menu with everything from pizzas, pasta, ciabattas, salads, burgers and so much more.
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The Valletta Cultural Agency have announced that from Friday 7th of May 2021 to Tuesday 11th, the capital city of Malta, Valletta, will be transformed into a green paradise. A temporary garden will be installed in Freedom Square in front of the Parliamentary Building, with trees along Republic Street and the biggest infiorata ever installed in Malta along St George’s Square.
Potted trees will also be installed Pjazza de Vallette. But that’s not all as St George’s Square will also see tents by parks and a beehive installation by ERA. Those entering Valletta this morning were already welcomed with a beautiful and colourful garden as the festival gears up for its start next Friday.
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Photo Source: Valletta Cultural Agency FB
