Malta will acquire 80,000 additional doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to further Malta’s attempt to ramp up the inoculation process over the coming months.
Prime Minister Robert Abela announced this in Parliament on Tuesday evening, reporting the added €2 million spend on Moderna vaccines while also announcing the arrival of 14,000 Pfizer vaccines.
The announcement of these vaccines comes amid the EU’s pending approval of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
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A 21-year-old from Rabat is in critical condition after falling from the Mdina bastions on Tuesday evening.
It is reported that Police were called onto the scene in Triq l-Għarreqin in Rabat due to an injured person screaming for help, where they found the man in a field.
Members of Civil Protection assisted the case with a medical team immediately taking the victim to Mater Dei hospital were he was certified to sustain serious injuries.
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Joseph Sultana, an 84-year-old priest from Xagħra plead not guilty at Gozitan court this morning after being accused of rape and child abuse on an altar boy several years back.
Sultana served in Xagħra parishes as well as being our shores and is being accused of sexual abuse on a minor.
Police have stated that Sultana and Għasri parish priest Joseph Cini are believed of guilt in sexual abuse cases and are to be arraigned separately with Magistrate Monica Vella leading proceedings.
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Inter are set to clash with longtime rivals AC Milan in the Coppa Italia quarter-final on Tuesday night following both teams producing less-than-satisfying results in their respective Serie A bouts.
The last time either Inter or AC Milan won the Coppa Italia was back in 2011 when Inter beat Palermo at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico while AC Milan beat Inter in this season’s last Derby della Madonnina.
Inter, you've been Zlataned 🔴⚫#InterMilan #SempreMilan pic.twitter.com/dMgjmmhaPb
— AC Milan (@acmilan) October 17, 2020
Who do you think will emerge triumphant this time round?
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