Malta has registered 47 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 2,036 swab tests, while 52 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
As of Monday 12th April 2021, 244,718 vaccine doses were administered of which 71,481 were 2nd doses.
To date, Malta has registered 29,661 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 28,706 have recovered, 402 died and 553 are still active.
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The hard work does not stop paying off for Henry Galea as the Cosmetics and Makeup Artist and ClubHouse Europe Member reaches 3 million followers on the social media TikTok platform. It hasn’t been long since we reported his 2 million achievement but Henry has reached a new well-deserved milestone.
The founder of his own makeup brand Heri Cosmetics, Henry has not stopped impressing us and his followers with his artistic creations as he constructs beautiful characters through makeup and costume. There is far more in store for Henry as he will be making his way to Los Angeles to chase his dream. Keep up the great work Henry!
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The Russian President Vladimir Putin has banned same-sex marriage and transgender adoption. This huge blow for LGBTQ+ rights was health when Putin changed several constitutions on a number of issues this week. This decision follows a referendum in which 77% of people in Russia voted in favour of this ban in July 2020.
Same-sex marriages will thus not be able to get legally married in Russia, with transgender members being unable to adopt. The constitution change also includes a reset on Putin’s limits as president, giving him the possibility of serving an extra two six-year terms despite his current term ending in 2024.
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Parliament Secretary for Youth, Sport and Voluntary Organisations Clifton Grima and Chief Executive of Sport Malta Mark Cutajar visited the ongoing works at the building known as ‘1903’ and Chain Link Fencing project which will circulate the site with an investment of approximately €600,000. The Marsa Sports Complex will be transformed, according to the Parliament Secretary, into a sports hub of an international level.
The hub will be split into four zones, each dedicated to several sports disciplines ranging from gymnastics to weightlifting. Another zone will also facilitate equestrian sports, assemblies, sports clubs and even entertainment. Mark Cutajar stated that the ongoing work is set to conclude by next August, and will be used by the Malta Rugby Federation along with SportMalta facilities.
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