Are you ready to get SLIMED at the Nickelodeon Treasure Hunt Malta?

May 16 2022

The Nickelodeon Treasure Hunt Malta is finally coming back and it looks like this year, they are taking it to the next level!

The popular family event is taking place in Malta’s capital city of Valletta on May 28 & 29 and will host a jam-packed schedule of super fun activities! Live character shows, a life-sized Krusty Krab from SpongeBob Squarepants and a brand new in the iconic Nickelodeon Slime Zone.

The entertainment brand’s popular Slime is synonymous with hilarious celebrations & moments, with celebrities like Charlie Puth, Miranda Cosgrove, Jack Harlow, John Cena and so many more having dealt with the gooey, green goop throughout the brand’s history.

Link up with the likes of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, PAW Patrol and more at the Meet & Greets, play games with SpongeBob to get on the Employee of the Month Wall and submerse yourself in the unforgettable Slime experience at the Nickelodeon Treasure Hunt Malta!

Entrance is free and tickets can be booked from here.

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Over 20,000 individuals over 65 have received their COVID-19 booster, Fearne reports

May 16 2022

Earlier today, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health Chris Fearne reported that over 20,000 individuals aged 65 and over have received their second COVID-19 booster dose.

Last April, Superintendent for Public Health Professor Charmaine Gauci had explained that certain individuals will eventually require further vaccination as their immune system would require more than just the first and second COVID-19 vaccine doses.

This includes elderly individuals, immunocompromised individuals, cancer patients and anyone who may have received a heart transplant, treatment or anything of the sort.

With such a revelation in mind, Fearne urged the public to take their vaccine doses, asking “did you receive yours?”

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Open Ghadira road before 15th June says PN MP as traffic jams continue

May 16 2022

Anyone venturing towards Armier or Ghadira Bay may have ended up spending up to two hours in a massive traffic congestion as the scorching summer sun beat down on the vehicle.

This prompted PN MP Ivan Castillo to speak out and urge the authorities to open up the Ghadira road as soon as possible to reduce the long traffic jams caused by road works.

Castillo said that if the road is not opened up by the 15th of June, the traffic jams will be extending into the rest of the week as many make their way to the beaches in the area for summer.

Last week, the Malta Tourism Authority, along with the Building and Construction Authority and the Planning Authority, revealed that no construction work will be allowed in tourist zones between the 15th of June and 30th September.

Also about a week ago, Castillo had raised alarms about the problem which seems to have become a weekly occurrence on the weekend. Now, he has also revealed that several people have even outright cancelled bookings, even in Gozo, due to the jams.

‘We are still in a position to change it; fix the chaos Ghadira is in, and get road opened ASAP. I appeal to the Government, let’s be responsible and finalise what we can and continue works in a more appropriate time’ he said.

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160,000 tonnes of waste collected by WasteServ in 2021

May 16 2022

WasteServ noted a reduction in all waste streams in recent years, with the COVID-19 pandemic period seeing less waste being generated.

The Malta Independent was informed that less waste was collected in 2021 when compared to both 2020 and 2019.

Last year saw 163,565 tonnes of wast collected, whereas in 2020 the amount stood at around 176,733 tonnes. In 2019, the figure stood at 175,546. The figures include mixed waste, organic waste and the recyclable green grey bag.

Statistics reveal the amount of mixed waste, recyclables and organic waste that was delivered to WasteServe facilities collected by local councils across Malta and Gozo. In 2021, up to 109,532 tonnes of mixed waste, 30,716 tonnes of recyclable waste and 23,316 tonnes of organic waste were collected.

Wasteserv said that despite last year a record amount of waste was collected, at 19,000 tonnes of recyclables processed, there still remains a lot to be done. There was no explanation for the discrepancy between the amount of recyclables collected and those processed.

Wasteserv noted that the public is separating more and more as more awareness is generated. Education and awareness are key, said the organisation, as more campaigns to help the audience understand the importance of separation and recycling in the works.

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