Today, at around 1045hrs, police were informed that their assistance was needed in Triq il-Balal, San Ġwann.
Police convened on site and found that a traffic accident had taken place between a bicycle, driven by a 33 year old Italian man, and a DAF truck, driven by a 32 year old man resident of Mosta.
The cyclist was given medical attention and transported to Mater Dei Hospital. He was later certified has having suffered grievous injuries.
Investigations are ongoing.
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On April 6th at 8am, Jayden will host the Festa Familja event to raise funds and awareness for Puttinu Cares, a foundation dedicated to supporting families going through challenging medical journeys.
While celebrating his 19th birthday with a purpose the party will be presented by dramatic party and more.
Jayden’s decision reflects his deep empathy and commitment to helping those in need. His actions, such as offering charity haircuts and a car wash to raise funds, demonstrate his selflessness and determination to give back to the community.
The Festa Familja offers a great opportunity to come together for a cause that truly matters and overall enjoy themselves.
Every contribution, whether attending, donating, or spreading the word, makes a real difference.
Will you join the celebrations?
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For those who know a thing or two about Maltese TV history, they might have recognised a familiar face yesterday evening during the Mużika Mużika night.
Ray Calleja brought back the iconic satirical character Frankie Quattromani who appeared multiple times during the show, as a limousine driver and as the sound man.
Ray, a seasoned local performer and director, brought the laughs yesterday in great work alongside hosts Claire, Moira, and Keith.
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Work on the Imsida Creek project began in November 2024, and after just over four months, 20% of the project has been completed. The Minister for Transport, Infrastructure, and Public Works, Chris Bonett, announced this milestone, highlighting the rapid progress across multiple sites, with several phases already at advanced stages.
Minister Bonett emphasised the extensive consultation and planning carried out before the project, which is now delivering positive results. Special traffic arrangements and new routes have been introduced to minimise disruption while ensuring that Imsida benefits from the improved infrastructure.
He thanked the workers from Infrastructure Malta and Transport Malta for their efforts in keeping the area safely accessible for both motorists and those using alternative transport. Expressing his satisfaction with the progress, he stated, “Today’s visit reaffirms our commitment to delivering this project efficiently for the common good.”
Meanwhile, Steve Ellul, CEO of Infrastructure Malta, announced that work on the final two pillars for the flyover connecting Imsida to Tal-Qroqq will begin shortly. Additionally, construction continues on a new bridge linking the Imsida waterfront to Pietà.
Infrastructure Malta is regularly updating the public through the media and social platforms while maintaining close contact with the local council.
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by Stefan Azzopardi
