A 7-year-old boy had to be taken to Mater Dei Hospital yesterday at around 1745hrs after a traffic accident in Triq Bir Rikka, Marsaxlokk.
Police convened on the site of the accident and preliminary investigations found that the boy had been hit by a Daelim motorcycle driven by a 39-year-old Marsaxlokk resident.
The victim was given immediate medical attention and later taken to hospital, where he was certified as having suffered grievous injuries.
Investigations are still ongoing.
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Just days after being name-dropped in Stormzy’s ‘Mel Made Me Do It‘ music video, UK rapper MoStack has been announced for a club gig at local hip-hop haven Havana Club Malta.
The famed British rapper boasts a catalogue of hits in his repertoire, including collaborations with icons such as AJ Tracey, Stormzy, Dave, J Hus and so much more. MoStack fans will be able to dance to hits like ‘Dinner Guest‘, ‘Fashion Week‘, ‘Bad‘ and so much more at one of Malta’s most iconic nightclubs in the heart of the island’s entertainment mecca.
MoStack will headline Havana Club on 22nd October and will be joined by a host of Maltese DJs for a definite night to remember. Tickets are out now and you can secure yours from https://fasttrackclubs.mt/
Are you a fan of MoStack?
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A Sausage Dog party was held at Tribe Malta yesterday, 26th September 2022, in celebration of a cute dachshund named Berry turning 1.
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The event took place outside the Valletta restaurant and saw various dachshunds and their humans turn up for a night of mingling and adorable puppy cuddles.
Their furry friends were met with yummy doggy treats as well as ‘a la carte menus for the hooomans.’ Sausage dogs of all shapes and sizes turned up for the event – and it’s the most wholesome thing ever.
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A NASA spaceship struck an asteroid seven million miles away from Earth on Monday night in order to deflect its orbit in a historic test of humankind’s ability to prevent catastrophe.
The Double Asteroid Redirection Test, nicknamed Dart, impactor hit the target – an asteroid called Dimorphos – 10 months after a California blast off.
Director of NASA’s planetary science division Lori Glaze said that humanity is embarking on a new era ‘in which we potentially have the capability to protect ourselves from something like a dangerous asteroid impact.’
The 160-metre asteroid was roughly the size of an Egyptian pyramid and appeared as a speck of light around an hour before the collision.
DART was shot at the moonlet at around 23,500km/h. Dimorphos itself orbits a larger planetary object called Didymos, but neither pose a threat to our planet as they loop the sun every two earth years.
Despite this, NASA carried out the experiment to see whether this diversion could take place. This feat brings to life a concept which has been shown in countless science fiction works.
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