Minister for Home Affairs, Law Enforcement and National Security Byron Cammileri, has announced during a special press conference, that the LESA and the Malta Police Force will be setting up new Covid dedicated teams in order to enhance enforcement and make sure that people and businesses are adhering to all covid-19 safety protocols.
This comes after Malta recorded a record 122 new covid-19 cases, with the total number of active covid-19 cases topping 1,000.
Health Minister Chris Fearne announced that in just 6 days more than 75,000 people had taken the seasonal influenza vaccines which is being administered for free in every town.
It was already announced earlier this week that on the very first day that the influenza vaccine became available, more than 10,000 people had taken the jab.
Nine-time Moto GP world champion Valentino Rossi will have to skip this weekend’s race in Aragon GP after announcing that he tested positive for covid-19 on Thursday.
The 41-year-old Italian who is known as “The Doctor” announced this in an official statement.
As cases have been reaching record highs and unions across Malta have been appealing for tighter measures and restrictions, Employment and Education Minister Owen Bonnici attempt to put the public’s mind to rest.
The Minister stated that schools have been following all the necessary guidelines and assured the public that there will not be a teacher shortage.
