Photos shared by Malta Insights show construction material having collapsed on a car in Balluta, Malta.
The pipe, used in construction sites, seems to have dislodged from its fixed position and collapsed onto the parked car.
Other images show construction workers attempting to remove the debris on the car’s roof, whereas the car seems to have sustained serious damages – including a collapsed roof and a broken hind window.
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A teenager born in London is on the path to becoming the first millennial saint, having a second miracle attributed to him by Pope Francis.
Carlo Acutis, who died of leukemia in 2006 at the age of 15, was beatified in 2020 after reportedly curing a Brazilian boy, Mattheus Vianna, of a severe birth defect that prevented him from keeping down food.
The first miracle occurred in February 2014 when Mattheus was “fully cured” after touching Carlo’s relic and saying “stop vomiting,” according to a priest and family friend of Mattheus.
The second miracle involved a girl from Costa Rica who was studying in Italy; she was reportedly healed from a head trauma after her mother invoked Carlo.
Pope Francis attributed the second miracle to Carlo during a meeting with Cardinal Marcello Semeraro, head of the Vatican’s saint-making department. Carlo, informally known as “God’s influencer” for his use of computer skills to spread the Catholic faith, was born in London but grew up in Milan, where he managed his parish website and later a Vatican-based academy.
With the recognition of the second miracle, Carlo can now be canonized, though the Vatican has not announced when this will happen.
The Roman Catholic Church teaches that only God performs miracles, but saints in heaven intercede for those who pray to them. Miracles are typically unexplained medical healings.
Carlo was named a patron of last year’s World Youth Day in Lisbon due to his significant role in evangelizing through the internet, according to event organizers.
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Anyone tuning in to Love Island Malta might notice the various political adverts that play before the show begins and during the ad breaks.
Following this, the official Love Island Malta issued a post asking if it is possible for the parties to ‘re-couple’ (to use Love Island lingo) with other shows.
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‘Your political promos have us waiting an extra 15 minutes for Love Island to start’, the post explained. ‘Since our vibe is all about love, how about considering re-coupling with other TV shows?’
What do you think? Should political adverts play in conjunction with other shows?
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Yesterday, at around 1730hrs, police were informed by health authorities that earlier that day, a man had been taken to Gozo General Hospital after he was injured in a theatre in Triq ir-Repubblika, Gozo.
Investigations showed that the 48 year old man resident of Rabat, Gozo suffered injuries after he fell three stories whilst working on the site.
An ambulance was called on site and transported the man to the hospital for medical aid. He was later certified as having suffered serious injuries.
An inquiry has been opened as police continue their investigations.
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