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Ambulance Official Pulls Over to Help Elderly Man Cross The Road

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A Maltese citizen recently took to Facebook to praise an ambulance official for a heartwarming act of kindness in Floriana. In a post shared on the popular Facebook page Are You Being Served, the citizen commended the official for pulling over to help an elderly man cross the road.

 

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The post described how the ambulance driver, while on duty, stopped the vehicle and escorted the elderly man safely across the street, an action the citizen had “never seen before.” The post went on to compliment the official’s “kind heart” and dedication to his work, highlighting how such a simple yet thoughtful gesture made a significant impact.

The citizen concluded her post with the poignant statement, “A few seconds can make a big difference,” reflecting how small acts of kindness can have a lasting effect on the community.

The post quickly gained attention, with many commenting on the selfless work of emergency personnel and the importance of such moments of compassion. This touching story serves as a reminder of the goodwill that exists within Malta’s local heroes.

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Malta Lit Up in Green to Commemorate World Mental Health Day

Malta Lit Up in Green to Commemorate World Mental Health Day
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On the 10th of October, several buildings across Malta were illuminated in green to mark World Mental Health Day, a global event aimed at raising awareness and advocating for mental health care. The Department of Information shared that iconic structures across the country are being lit in green, the international color symbolising mental health awareness.

This visual display serves as a reminder of the importance of mental well-being and encourages individuals to seek help when needed. A 24-hour helpline, 1579, is available for anyone struggling or in need of support. The campaign highlights the message that help is always just a phone call away.

World Mental Health Day is a vital occasion to bring attention to mental health issues, reduce stigma, and ensure that mental health care becomes accessible to everyone.

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Maltese Radio Legend Carlo Borg Bonaci Ends 35-Year-Journey with Final Show

Maltese Radio Legend Carlo Borg Bonaci Ends 35-Year-Journey with Final Show
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Maltese radio legend Carlo Borg Bonaci bid an emotional farewell today, marking the end of a remarkable 35-year radio career with his final breakfast show on Magic. Borg Bonaci, who has been a beloved voice on Maltese airwaves for decades, closed his 13-year stint on Magic Malta in a heartfelt final broadcast.

Earlier in the week, Borg Bonaci took to social media to reflect on his journey, writing, “I started the week writing a post that, at some point, knew its moment would arrive. On Friday I will be in the Magic studio for one last time, closing off a 13-year journey with lots of memories, experiences, situations, and beautiful moments which we shared together.”

Over the years, Borg Bonaci has left a lasting impact on the Maltese radio landscape, having worked with Radju Malta, 89.7 Bay, 101, and XFM. Beyond radio, he has also hosted several popular television shows, cementing his place as a well-known media personality.

Although he is stepping away from daily radio hosting, Borg Bonaci will remain active in the industry. He will continue his work as radio coordinator at PBS, overseeing Radju Malta, Radju Malta 2, and Magic Malta, ensuring his legacy endures in Maltese broadcasting.

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Northern Lights Spotted in Italy Due to Geomagnetic Storm

Northern Lights Spotted in Italy Due to Geomagnetic Storm
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The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, typically associated with Northern European countries, recently made a rare appearance in Parma, Italy.

Maltese weather page Aġġornament tat-temp shared a striking photograph sent by Elisia Calvio, an official source in Parma, capturing the vivid display of the Northern Lights illuminating the northern Italian sky. This unexpected phenomenon has excited both locals and aurora enthusiasts alike.

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According to Aġġornament tat-temp, there were earlier indications that this event could occur following a “strong explosion” on the sun two days prior. This solar flare led to a geomagnetic storm that created the right conditions for the Northern Lights to appear far from their usual polar regions. The weather page also reported that similar sightings were made as far south as Greece, further showcasing the wide-reaching impact of the solar event.

Auroras occur when solar particles interact with Earth’s magnetic field, often following geomagnetic storms. The recent solar flare ejected a large amount of matter and, due to the direction of the solar plasma flow, the lights were visible in locations like Italy and Greece, which are not typically associated with such sightings. These rare displays bring a sense of awe and wonder to those fortunate enough to witness them.

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