Malta has registered 53 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 3,025 swab tests, while 50 patients have recovered. No deaths were registered in the past 24 hours. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
As of Saturday 21st August 2021, 791,240 vaccine doses were administered of which 410,856 were 1st doses. 409,136 people are currently fully vaccinated.
To date, Malta has registered 35,774 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 34,275 have recovered, 436 died and 667 are still active.
Mater Dei Hospital is currently treating a total of 41 COVID-19 positive patients, 3 of whom are in the ITU.
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Interested buyers are advised to either go to the town’s official website or contact the town hall to make specific property requests. With around 100 neglected properties, some of which have become a potential danger hazard, applications for the first few houses on sale close on the 28th of August. The mayor reassures people that more houses will be out on the market as talks with original owners are underway.
Those who manage to buy a property must commit to renovating it within three years and cough up a deposit guarantee of €5,000 to be returned once works are finished. A detailed plan as to what the house will become must also be filled up. They are all located in an area with stunning views, traditional Italian food spots and even historical significance that spans ages.
