The training course for Civil Protection Malta’s newest recruits has continued, now in its 10th week of intense preparation.
As part of their training, the recruits faced raging fires as they prepare for the real deal when they are called onto the scene.
The group had to work together to overcome various challenges, but also taking the time to pose and enjoy the process.
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The Malta Gaming Authority has embarked on a new initiative that continues to echo our commitment towards Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles.
As a part of our ongoing efforts to champion sustainability, we are proud to announce a unique initiative, whereby one tree is planted for every new employee that joins the Authority.
Kicking off this project, the MGA recently planted 17 trees, a mixture of the indigenous Tamarisk and Chaste trees, at the Marsaskala Nature Trust Reserve. This area is currently undergoing several conservation projects, and we hope that our initiative contributes to this mission.
17 MGA employees, who joined the Authority over the year 2023, got their hands dirty planting the saplings and learnt more about conservation, what needs to be done when planting a tree, and the after-care that Nature Trust will carry out to ensure that these trees continue to grow.
Christopher Formosa, Deputy CEO and COO, said: “This initiative aligns perfectly with the MGA’s dedication to fostering a more sustainable future. By planting a tree in the name of our new joiners, we aim not only to signify the beginning of their journey with us, but also to symbolise the professional growth and development we anticipate for both them and our organisation”.
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Nationalist MP Eve Borg Bonello shared a video of a massive rat being chased by a cat on the University of Malta Campus, titling the video – ‘Tom and Jerry Chronicles: University Study Date’.
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Following the remark, the young MP urged the authorities and public at large to acknowledge that there is a problem when it comes to rats so that it can be solved.
This follows another video which was shared with MaltaDaily of a rat infestation in Sliema.
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The Association for Abandoned Animals took to social media to share images of another unfortunate shot dog.
‘Our hearts are sick and sore’, wrote AAA. ‘This happened a little over a week ago and the dog is ok and in recovery in AAA sanctuary.’
Snoops was found with various gun shot injuries and pellets all over his body, with AAA saying that they have no words at the atrocities going on.
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