Passengers travelling in the EU region will soon be able to make calls while flying.
Airlines can provide 5G technology and slower mobile data. This means passengers will also be able to stream music and videos.
The specifics of how this will be implemented are still unclear.
This could mean the end of airplane mode as we know it!
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Jake Vella, a young boy who was previously named Malta’s ambassador for sports, has recently emerged from recovery and will be organised an animal welfare oriented marathon walk.
Jake Vella suffers from ROHHAD, which is a condition which keeps him gaining weight rapidly despite him living an otherwise healthy lifestyle.
He was recently admitted to hospital due to health complications, with tributes pouring in for the young boy in support. And now, as he returns to continue his love for sport, he has come up with an event for a good cause.
‘Paw Walk’ will aim to raise awareness on abandoned animals. Starting from the main entrance of Mater Dei, it will end at the Pet Cabin. Treats for dogs will be distributed at the end of the walk, with dog owners encouraged to join.
Walk will happen on Sunday 18th December 1030am, with a donation of €5.
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SterjoTipi launch new track ‘Bogħod mill-Briju’ with a performance video, as part of their E.P ‘Supereroj’.
SterjoTipi have been releasing music for the past five years and for their latest release ‘Bogħod mill-Briju’, the band released a performance video which presents its audience with a colourful twist.
The song is part of their latest E.P ‘Supereroj’ – ‘Bogħod mill-Briju’ follows a similar style of music of the previous songs of the E.P. and can be considered as an up-tempo crowd-singalong. It signifies the desire of wanting to break away from daily hectic life, finding peace and quiet.
SterjoTipi are currently working on other original material that is due to be released in the coming months.
‘Bogħod mill-Briju’ can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/w-mdsh5nbd8
Footage sent to this newsroom shows a massive rainbow over Malta following some isolated rain showers across the island.
This comes after a few days of intense weather, with flooding in various locations, force 9 winds as well as thundery downpour.
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Looking ahead, weather forecasts are hinting at a partly cloudy Saturday and a mainly sunny Sunday. Temperatures are set to feel like 20 to 21 degrees Celsius, pushing into a mainly sunny start of the week of 5th December.
Wind force will also be relatively low at around F2 and 3, with maximum temperatures being around 21 degrees celsius and lowest being around 13 to 14 degrees celsius.
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