Taking to social media, independent politician Arnold Cassola shared footage of St George’s Bay as an apparent stream of sludge covers part of the water’s surface.
This comes as other footage showed a similar phenomenon in Sliema, with many reporting a strange fishy odour in the area.
It is unclear what the source is, but many are calling on authorities to check on the health and safety of these beaches around Malta.
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In an exclusive interview with American Songwriter, former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr compared Taylor Swift’s impact on modern music to that of the Beatles in the 1960s.
Starr, who first met Swift when she was just 14 at the Grammys, praised her immense cultural influence, dedicated fan base, and musical success.
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He likened her widespread popularity to the Beatlemania frenzy, calling her the modern equivalent of the Fab Four. Starr, a longtime fan, had previously mentioned her song “You Belong With Me” as a personal favourite.
Starr’s admiration for Swift echoes sentiments shared by other legendary musicians. His former bandmate Paul McCartney admitted to being inspired by Swift’s connection with her fans for his song “Who Cares.”
Similarly, Billy Joel, after attending a Swift concert in 2023, also compared her cultural influence to Beatlemania. While Swift’s massive success is well-established, the validation from iconic artists like Starr, McCartney, and Joel only solidifies her status as one of the most influential musicians of her generation.
As Starr put it, Swift has managed to create a phenomenon that mirrors the Beatles’ own legendary rise.
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Colourful and creative kites took the skies in Għarb, Gozo over the weekend for the International Kite & Wind Festival – a festivity that has become a staple event in Malta’s events calendar.
The skies were filled with all sorts of innovative designs and characters, from aliens to rings to traditional diamond shaped kites.
The event welcomes families and enthusiasts to the island of Gozo to enjoy a day outside together, blending artistic craft and out-of-the-house activities.
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Footage sent to Malta Daily reveals an unusual brown sludge floating on the surface of the sea in Sliema. Local residents and onlookers have reported a strong fishy odor in the area, raising concerns among those familiar with the coastal environment.
The footage captures thick patches of the mysterious substance extending along the Sliema shoreline. Authorities speculate that the sludge may have originated from fish farms, potentially carried to the coast by recent winds.
As the situation develops, local officials are urged to investigate the source of the contamination and address the health and environmental implications of this incident. Residents are encouraged to report any further sightings or unusual odors in the area to ensure public safety and the preservation of the coastline.
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