The COVID-19 vaccine is expected to arrive in the Maltese islands by the first week of January.
The European Medicines Agency is carrying out in-depth studies with regards to the vaccine. So far, trials show that the vaccine should offer a protection rate of about 95%.
Half a million vaccines will be imported and front-liners, the vulnerable and the elderly will be the first to receive the vaccine.
COVID-19 vaccine to arrive in Malta by first week of January
United Nations have officially removed Marijuana from the international list of Dangerous Drugs
A United Nations vote was taken today to remove Marijuana from the international list of Dangerous Drugs.
Marijuana has been used in a therapeutic and medicinal manner for thousands of years.
World Health Organisation Officials, advocated that marijuana should be removed from the list in order to properly benefit from its medicinal properties.
Prison director apologises for comments made about journalists
Prison director Alex Dalli has publicly apologised for the comments he had made about journalists on L-Erbgha Fost il-Gimgha on TVM.
Dalli had said that the only dangers that journalists face are tripping, spraining their ankles or getting shocked from their computer, which he went on to say that he regrets and did not mean disrespect.
In fact, Dalli claimed that his acceptance of TVM’s invitation is a display of how much he respects journalists and journalism.
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Harry Styles mocks haters with picture captioned ‘Bring back manly men’
Harry Styles is unapologetically Harry Styles and makes the headlines once again as he took to Instagram to share a picture of him eating a banana captioned ‘Bring back manly men.’
This takes a subtle jab the undue backlash he had received when he posed for the cover of Vogue magazine in a dress, mainly at conservative personality Candace Owens.
The aforementioned individual went on to comment on his photo stating “He looks great! He just doesn’t look masculine.”
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