Duke’s Snack Bar is a staple of Maltese culture, one of the foremost authorities in the lunchtime ftira and a Junior College favourite for years and years, and now they are delivering.
You read right, DUKE’S ARE DELIVERING, they have teamed up with delivery service Zaype to bring their iconic food straight to your homes.
The dining establishment had closed back in October 2019 due to structural damages and re-opened to an uproar of positive feedback this year.
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In a recent interview Health and Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne stated that citizens will receive details regarding the date, time and location of their vaccination by post once it is made available.
These measures are being taken to avoid queues once the vaccine arrives, which is said to be in the first weeks of 2021.
Fearne said that the first consignment of vaccines will be enough for front-liners such as doctors, nurses, pharmacists, police and others along with the elderly.
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The iconic Paceville steps have welcomed thousands upon thousands of revellers over the years and Hugo’s Group have taken it upon themselves to them up and take them a step into the future (pun intended!)
Luke Chetcuti, CEO and Managing Director of Hugo’s Group commissioned the project, which has been “in the making for quite some time” but restricted due to the heavy footfall of people, which was decreased to COVID-19 preventive measures.
With COVID-19 slowing down the Paceville routine, we can’t head to the club just yet but one thing’s for sure, we can’t wait to try them out!
Check out the full video here:
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Malta has registered 121 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 3,091 swab tests, while 108 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.
19 cases were family members of previously known cases, 9 cases were contact of positive work colleagues and 4 cases were from direct contact with other positive cases.
To date, Malta has registered 9,873 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 7,665 have recovered, 137 died and 2,071 are still active.
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