Crowds attend Nationalist Party’s protest outside parliament

Feb 27 2023

Crowds of people have gathered to attend the protest held by the Nationalist Party in front of Malta’s parliament.

The protest, titled ‘Gives Us Back the Hospitals’, was called by the Opposition as current leader Bernard Grech and former leader Adrian Delia rally the party against the Vitals-Steward deal which was nullified last week.

The case was spearheaded by former PN leader Adrian Delia, who received massive support for his work in taking on the case, which resulted in Judge Franco Depasquale ruling that the Gozo General Hospital, St Luke’s Hospital, and Karin Grech Hospital be returned to the government due to fraud and the failure to meet targets.

Follow MaltaDaily for more as PN figures are expected to address the protest later on.

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Triple Your Chance To Win Friday’s €130m EuroMillions Superdraw!

Feb 27 2023

The EuroMillions Superdraw is on this Friday and a whopping €130 million cash prize could very well end up in the hands of one lucky individual from Malta or Gozo.

You could be Malta’s next multi-millionaire! Whether you’re a big-time lotto lover or a newcomer to the game, there isn’t a better time to place your bets and try your luck. That’s because Lottoland is giving all new customers the chance to turn €3 into €130,000,000 with three bets.

It costs just €3 to bet on the €130 million EuroMillions’ jackpot, and you’ll receive one standard bet plus two completely free ones, essentially tripling your chance of winning the nine-figure prize.

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The Draw takes place this Friday 3rd March at 9pm.

The EuroMillions has long been popular in the Malta because of its fantastic odds and because you’re much more likely to land a jackpot win. To place a bet, just choose 5 numbers from the main pool of 1–50 and 2 further numbers from 1–12. Matching all 7 numbers correctly pays out the jackpot!

Superdraws guarantee massive, nine-figure jackpots, regardless of whether or not the top prize was won in the preceding draw. Superdraws operate under the same rules as regular EuroMillions draws and the only difference is the size of the guaranteed jackpot.

So give yourself 3 shots at winning for the price of one (€3) and you could spring into Spring with style thanks this exclusive offer.

Goodluck Malta!

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Tigullio St Patrick’s festival is back after 3 year absence!

Feb 27 2023

TAG YOUR ST PATRICK’S SQUAD!

The annual Tigullio St. Patrick’s Day Festival is back in Malta on March 17th, 2023, after a three-year covid pandemic.

This year’s festival is expected to attract over 30,000 attendees from all over Malta as the past years, given that the COVID-19 induced absence will surely reinvigorate the appeal of the festival. The festival will showcase top local DJs, all ready to spin some tunes for the anticipating crowds.

The Tigullio St. Patrick’s Day Festival is free to attend and open to the public, with visitors encouraged to attend early to enjoy all the festival has to offer at their own leisure.

For all the latest information about the Tigullio Festival, including schedules, DJ’s, and more, be sure to check out the official Facebook event page where all event details will be posted!

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Supporters throw toys to show solidarity with earthquake child victims

Feb 27 2023

Fans of the Istanbul football club Besiktas threw thousands of stuffed toys onto the football pitch last Sunday to show solidarity with the children impacted by the earthquakes which hit the country in February.

The Turkish Super League game was paused after just 4 minutes and 17 seconds to let the fans throw the toys onto the pitch.

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Besiktas released a club statement, saying that fans threw “scarves, berets and plush toys on the ground of Vodafone Park to be given as a gift to the children in the earthquake region to cheer them up.”

As the death toll rises up to 50,000, with other earthquakes still hitting the regions, the fans wanted to raise the morale of all those undergoing the cataclysm. Players from both clubs volunteered to remove the toys from the pitch, as they will all be donated to children impacted by the quake.

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