Forestals offering reward for details about man who stole smart watch

Jul 7 2022

Electronics company Forestals will issue a reward for any details on an unidentified man who was caught stealing a stopwatch from their Imrieħel establishment.

In a recent Facebook post, the company revealed that the theft took place at around 5pm, where the man approached the shop with his motorcycle and entered to steal a Samsung stopwatch. Footage shows the man grabbing the device and putting it in his backpack.

The electronics company will offer a €100 voucher to the first person who can provide information about the man in an attempt to seek his arrest. Forestals encouraged the public to come forward with any information to company itself or the Qormi Police Station.

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Temperatures to drop by 10°C over the weekend

Jul 7 2022

While one should still expect high temperatures over the course of the weekend, various meteorological outlets have forecast a temperature drop of around 10°C on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The Malta Meteorological Office has forecasted an increase in winds with a maximum temperature of 30°C on Friday and Saturday and 29°C on Sunday with temperatures going as low as 22°C. Local weather page ‘It-Temp Madwarna’ also highlighted the importance of trees in our roads, with a decrease of 10°C whilst in the shade.

Weather for the rest of the day will see winds of up to gale force 5 later during the day and throughout the night with temperature highs of 36°C which may feel like 41°C and lows of 25°C.

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51-year-old sustains grievous injuries in workplace incident

Jul 7 2022

A 51-year-old Italian man residing in St. Paul’s Bay has sustained grievous injuries after an incident which took place at his place of work.

The incident took place at around 8:30am on Thursday in Triq il-Marfa, Mellieha.

Officials within the Malta Police Force were on site immediately and preliminary investigations revealed that the worker fell of a ladder. He was taken to Mater Dei Hospital for care.

Police investigations are currently under way.

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Peppi Azzopardi rules out the return of Xarabank; says “he will not be bought”

Jul 7 2022

In a recent social media reply, outspoken media personality and activist Peppi Azzopardi ruled out the possibility of hit TV programme Xarabank returning to Maltese television.

Addressing a comment that Peppi would still be in national broadcasting if the PN were in government, Azzopardi stated that if the PN were actually elected and told him to bring back the discussion programme, he would refuse. “If you think that I am eager for Xarabank’s return, you are very wrong. Almost every station asked us to bring it back and I refused.”

Azzopardi highlighted the fact that, before Xarabank was axed, he was preparing fellow personality Mark Laurence Zammit to take over but an unnamed entity ‘wanted to shut people up and dictate what [they] do, so they refused.

“I’m proud that I can’t be bought”, Azzopardi said at the end of the comment.

Would you like to Xarabank to return?

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