A video sent to this newsroom showing the bomb squad and the forensics unit convening in Naxxar to reportedly investigate a ‘suspicious’ object.
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Police reportedly received an alert over a suspicious object near a car in Lord Byron Street, Naxxar.
Officials have since left the locality, with MaltaDaily reaching out and awaiting further comment on this story.
More information as the story progresses.
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That’s right! Malta Daily on TV is happening in 2023! On the wave of its recent triumph in the Malta Broadcasting Authority Survey, where F Living clinched top honours in categories such as best-performing afternoon show, best discussion show, and best cooking programme, the channel will welcome a select number of Malta Daily segments on air.
With an impressive viewership of over 150,000 between 12:30 and 17:00, F Living has solidified its position as a survey-topping Maltese favourite, and the introduction of Malta Daily segments on F Living marks a significant stride towards engaging content for its diverse audience.
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Selected segments from Malta Daily’s popular online programming library, including the likes of Vox, M Files, Discussed, the Interview with Fabian Demicoli, and Sunday Thoughts, are set to grace the channel’s daily schedule.
By bringing these segments to television, Malta Daily and F Living is bridging the gap between modern and traditional programming, ensuring that audiences can enjoy the insightful and thought-provoking content that has garnered such widespread online acclaim.
As Malta Daily looks forward to a new horizon of media and broadcasting, we can’t wait to show you what we have in store for the future!
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Get ready for an exceptional celestial event, sky enthusiasts!
This week, a phenomenon known as the “once in a blue moon” will grace the skies on August 30.
Despite its name, the term “blue moon” doesn’t refer to the moon’s color but signifies the occurrence of a second full moon within a single month. This rare event, happening roughly every 2.5 years, doesn’t adhere to the typical lunar nomenclature and is labeled a “Blue Moon.”
The upcoming instance will also take the form of a “super blue moon,” denoting the second full moon in a month according to the moon’s nearest approach to Earth, thus making it a “super moon.”
Supermoons, shining 16% brighter and appearing larger, create a mesmerizing spectacle.
For optimal viewing, catch the full moon shortly after sunset during the twilight phase.
On August 30, at 8:37 p.m. EDT, the Super Blue Moon will reach its maximum luminosity, providing an ideal chance to witness its brilliance. European viewers get an additional opportunity on August 31, with the moonrise slightly delayed.
NASA highlights the rarity of blue supermoons, occurring about once a decade due to specific astronomical conditions, and the gaps between occurrences can even extend to two decades.
While blue moons constitute only 3% of full moons, supermoons make up roughly 25%. The intervals between super blue moons can be irregular but usually average around a decade. The next occurrences are anticipated in January and March 2037.
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A video shared by NET News, as sent to the newsroom by Ryan Sciberras, shows massive flames engulfing fields on the outskirts of Marsalforn, Gozo.
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NET News reported that no person was injured despite the fire, with authorities closing off roads to control the fire.
The incident happened on Monday evening at around 2100hrs, with the wind pushing the flames further.
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Photo Source: NET News via Ryan Sciberras
