Animal Liberation Malta posted to Facebook gut-wrenching images of cut off rabbit legs strewn all over a pavement next to St Dorothy’s school in Zebbug. The act was described by the non-profit organisation as absolutely despicable. This is not the first time cut off animal parts were found laying around as, just a few days ago, ears of various animals were found carelessly thrown away.

The group went on to say; ‘A nation of ‘animal lovers’ who willingly pay for over 500,000 rabbits to be murdered on this island annually, with the evidence literally ALL around… SHAME!’. The direct origins of these legs is currently unknown but the act itself roused up all sort of criticism and angry reactions on social media platforms.

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Photo Source: Animal Liberation Malta FB

A nun, 90, suffered grievously after the ambulance she was in was involved in a traffic accident with a construction truck. The incident reportedly happened around 3 p.m when both vehicles collided in Great Siege Road. The ambulance was driven by an Irish man, 45, from Munxar, Gozo and the truck was driven by man from Birkirkara, 41.

The nun, a resident from Valletta, was treated by paramedics and taken into another ambulance which convened on the scene immediately. The ambulance involved in the incident sustained severe damage as one of the side doors was dislodged upon impact. Investigations are still ongoing.

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