You would think that the style & enthusiasm would dip in the third day of any event, but Malta Fashion Week ain’t about that life and the island’s fashion sphere came with their absolute best.
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The likes of Malcolm Gauci, Lexie Farrugia, Nicola Grixti and more went into day 3 with some fire fits and we can’t wait to see what else is in store for MFW2023.
What was your favourite fit from Malta Fashion Week Day 3?
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Civil Protection Malta took to social media to share images of one of their latest operations, which saw them rescuing a cat safely rescued from a second floor apartment fire in Hamrun.
The department shared images of their vehicles put out the fire as one of the officers took the cat and gave it medical aid after having been in the flames and fumes.
The cat could be seen getting oxygen after the rescue, and is now in safe hands. The department thanked the Emergency Medical Team and the Malta Police Force for the assistance.
Well done to all!
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Taking to social media, Olympian weight-lifter Yazmin Zammit Stevens opened up about her relationship to her weight, mental health and career in weightlifting.
‘It’s been 1 year since I made the decision to gain weight. I had been cutting weight to fit into a lower weight class for YEARS… cutting is what had to be done to get to where I wanted to be and so I have no regrets at all.’
However, ‘this is a very common situation weight category athletes find themselves in’, and this led to her reaching a bodyweight her body ‘did not like’ and ‘could not function properly’.
‘Summer 2021, my mental health reached an all time low, with a lot of the cause being my terrible relationship with food. I found that my happiness had completely started depending on what number was on the scale that morning.’
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People started to describe her as moody, unsociable and angry, prompting the decision to take a break from weightlifting. Gaining weight felt worse at first, she said.
‘But eventually I got my period back (after almost 2 years), I started having more energy to meet friends and socialize. I started having more energy to work more too… and most importantly… I started feeling like myself again.’
‘Now I’ll happily go to the gym in shorts and a sports bra and not think twice about it.
I’m so proud of where I am mentally now, and I truly hope it keeps getting even better.
To anyone dealing with anything similar, be patient. It sometimes gets worse before it gets better. I never thought I’d see the day were my thoughts during the day didn’t just surround what I weighed and what I’ll eat’, she concluded.
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With a former prison inmate taking to the witness stand at the compilation of evidence of Abner Aquilina, the court heard how the accused planned on harming his ex-girlfriend before he went on to murder Paulina Dembska in January 2022.
The former inmate admitted to feeling tormented for weeks on end after having shared a cell with Aquilina for a month, with the latter reportedly boasting, laughing and joking about what he did to Paulina.
It was revealed on court that Abner would recount the details each time someone new was admitted to the Forensic Unit he was being held in.
The court heard how Abner changed his mind because he feared his ex girlfriend’s father would kill him if he harmed her. Despite never mentioning her by name, Abner then went on, the court heard by the witness, that he targeted “a girl who was feeding cats in Sliema”.
The court also heard, Times of Malta reported, how Abner bothered the inmates playing with his private parts and his intention to kill his lawyer.
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