Following her eviction from Big Brother Malta, Erika reunited with her beloved Taz, going for a run in nature.
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Reunited after 3 months of being in the house, Erika was reunited with her mum, dad and boyfriend at the live show.
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However, she had to wait a bit to reunite with Taz, who also has a personal Instagram that his beloved owners share updates on.
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A Valletta yacht docked in Monaco has just hosted Max Verstappen and Kelly Piquetβs babyβs gender reveal.
@rarimc Kellyβs baby showerππ²π¨β¨ #maxverstappen#kellypiquet#monaco#yacht#f1
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The four time reigning Formula 1 champion and Kelly, herself the daughter of F1 legend Nelson Piquet, held the special occasion with a Maltese flag flying at the back of the vessel.
The couple are expecting their first child together.
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Around 4pm yesterday, Wildlife Rescue Team Malta received a call by a tourist boat driver informing them that there was a turtle in Crystal Lagoon in Comino.
The turtle, subsequently named Andrea, was showing signs that it was unable to dive.
ERA were immediately informed and, with the help of the Armed Forces of Malta (AFM), the turtle was picked up and brought to shore.
βTurtle Andrea was struggling to dive, and was found to have fishing line coming out of its cloacaβ, WRTM explained. βShe is now under the care of our vet, where the first step will be an x-ray to determine whether a hook is present or not. Those findings will then determine the next steps of Andrea’s treatment.β
All the animals rescued by the team are protected species and it is illegal to keep them as pets.
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Minister for Health and Active Ageing Jo Etienne Abela, has announced a major advancement in cardiac care for both Gozitan and Maltese patients with the launch of Cardiac CT and Cardiac MRI services at the Gozo General Hospital. This development marks a significant step towards enhancing healthcare accessibility and quality on the island.
Following the recent acquisition of two cutting-edge MRI and CT scanners, Gozo General Hospital is now in a position to offer detailed, non-invasive cardiac examinations.
These new services are expected to lead to earlier detection and more precise diagnoses of heart conditions, ultimately improving outcomes for patients.
Minister Abela highlighted that Cardiac CT allows for the rapid identification of coronary artery disease, particularly in patients with low to intermediate risk.
It also enables clearer imaging of heart valves and the aorta. Cardiac MRI, on the other hand, provides a deeper analysis of heart function, inflammation, scarring of the heart muscle, and valve performance.
The minister praised the collaboration between the Medical Imaging Departments in Malta and Gozo, led by Dr Melvin DβAnastasi, alongside the Department of Cardiology.
This partnership has been instrumental in bringing these advanced services to Gozo, significantly reducing the need for patients to travel to Malta for specialised tests.
He noted that a recent β¬5 million investment at the hospital has not only cleared the backlog for MRI and CT scans but also paved the way for these essential services to be introduced locally.
The government, he affirmed, remains committed to expanding healthcare provisions for all.
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