Malta has registered 64 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 2,164 swab tests, while 67 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
As of Tuesday 6th April 2021, 219,161 vaccine doses were administered of which 60,096 were 2nd doses.
To date, Malta has registered 29,343 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 28,416 have recovered, 399 died and 528 are still active.
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Tom Hiddleston will be returning as the God of Mischief in the new Dinsey+ series ‘Loki’ on 11th June 2021. The trickster will be exploring a whole new dimension after having created a divergent timeline after the events of Avengers: Endgame.
Hiddleston will be joined by actor Owen Wilson who is portraying an as of yet unknown character. Marvel Studio chief Kevin Feige stated that series will answer the many questions fans have about where Loki went and what he’s been up to. This series also ties in with the now concluded first season of WandaVision and the currently airing The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, keeping the Marvel Universe alive through different mediums.
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Despite having just experienced such a tragic passing of the beloved Ramiro Mallia, his family has decided to donate to Puttinu Cares a donation of €1311. The NGO posted on Facebook thanking the family for their kind gesture as the family seeks to aid other families who are experiencing the same as they had when Ramiro had to undergo treatment.
Ramiro Mallia’s family donate €1311 to Puttinu Cares
Ramiro’s passing shocked all of Malta after having died due to a gas leakage from a heater. He was renowned for constantly donating and supporting Puttinu after having survived cancer at a very young age. We send our condolences to the family and applaud their contribution to Puttinu.
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The Malta Tourism Authority has released a statement with reference to the statement issued by the Medical Association of Malta which is being reportedly spread around on media outlets. The MTA ‘categorically denies that it is presently planning any large commercial parties.’ The MTA added that despite working tirelessly to have the tourism sector operating in a gradual matter, health and safety should be a priority.
The safety of both tourists and those working in the tourism industry are to be held at the utmost priority, stated the MTA. They concluded that the recovery plan for the tourism sector is being presented in a responsible manner and is putting a special emphasis on sustainable tourism.
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