Destiny’s ‘Je Me Casse’ in a new acoustic version with Kevin Paul Calleja

Apr 22 2021

Destiny’s Je Me Casse is already making rounds as a possible Eurovision 2021 victor, with its energetic rhythm and catchy tune. And now we are treated to a new acoustic version of the song accompanied by Kevin Paul Calleja on guitar. Performing during Eurovoix’s Concert in the Dark, which saw several artists who will be performing their song during the song contest in Rotterdam, the two played off each others talent with exquisite skill.

Their harmony together is something one has to hear to believe. Destiny is facing some tough competition in this 2021 edition of the song contest, but if the comments and online response to song is anything to go by, Je Me Casse seems to be moving closer and closer towards a big win for Malta.

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MHRA suggests restaurants open as of next Monday

Apr 22 2021

Due to the pandemic’s effect on restaurants and the overall economy, the Malta Hotels and Restaurant Association (MHRA) issued a statement requesting the government to open restaurants, including those in hotels, on Monday 26th. Being one of the businesses hit the worst by the pandemic, the MHRA is calling for the reopening so as to safeguard the financial and personal livelihoods of all business owners.

With tourism set to restart by the beginning of June, restaurants would play a crucial role in Malta’s economy. But the employers and employees within restaurants are suffering immensely, with many taking to social media to specify exactly how much damage the closing has done. Managing reopening will of course be vital so as to avoid any spike in cases, but the necessity of reopening for the owners involved is crucial.

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Featured Photo: Photo Source: MHRA FB, Asmussen

Strong winds to hit Malta as from today

Apr 22 2021

The Meteorological Office of Malta has warned that strong winds will be hitting the island starting from today and getting progressively stronger closer to the weekend. The southeastern winds slowly transitioning to northeastern will be increasing on a daily basis.

The strong winds come with warnings from the meteorological office for the public to avoid any areas where winds are more likely to cause substantial damage. People are also advised not to park under trees in case of uprooting.

Thursday and Friday will not be seeing any sunlight as they are also set to be very cloudy with chances of rain on Thursday.

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Featured Photo: Malta International Airport

33 COVID-19 cases registered with 36 recoveries

Apr 22 2021

Malta has registered 33 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 2,129 swab tests, while 36 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

As of Thursday 22nd April 2021, 295,587 vaccine doses were administered of which 93,727 were 2nd doses.

To date, Malta has registered 30,096 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 29,166 have recovered, 411 died and 519 are still active.

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