Francesca Rausi Returns Home From Hospital

May 31 2025

Taking to social media, Francesca Rausi and her mum Michelle Rausi released a heartwarming video as they return home after the little one had to spend some time at hospital.

The duo shared a video on social media thanking everyone for their support and prayers, with Francesca excitedly telling all her followers that she is okay, healthy and ready to continue her very busy life.

Francesca has acquired a large social media following as she models and advocates for awareness around Down syndrome.

Her positive attitude as she goes about life has caught the hearts of many locals as Francesca keeps sharing her energy for all to be inspired.

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Valentina Rossi Turned Into ‘Patron Saint’ By Photographer

May 31 2025

Local photographer and artist Lorella Castillo has just unveiled a new series of photos featuring the iconic Valentina Rossi as ‘Santa Melitensia.’

Described as the Maltese patron saint we never had, Rossi poses like a saint’s statue carried on a pedestal as she ‘kneels like a relic, crowned like a queen, carried in procession like a miracle.’

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‘She’s all of it. Red-haired, tear-streaked, laced in ribbons and steel. This is tradition rewritten.’

The photos were shot in Każin Soċjeta Santa Marija u Banda Re Ġorġ V Mqabba, Malta. The painting at the back was actually created by Castillo’s grandfather, Paolo Camilleri Cauchi.

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Y Plate Vehicle Overturns In Birkirkara

May 31 2025

Maltese Roads Traffic Updates shared a post on social media of a Y Plate vehicle overturned on Naxxar Road, Birkirkara.

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The road has reportedly been closed as officials address the situation.

Early reports indicate that no injuries were reported.

More as story progresses.

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2 LESA Officials Save Man In Iklin By Performing CPR

May 31 2025

Taking to social media, Minister for Home Affairs, Security and Employment Byron Camilleri praised two LESA officials for their work after they saved a man in Iklin by performing CPR.

It is unclear what led to the man requiring the life saving procedure, but the Minister said that the presence of the officers was crucial in saving the man’s life.

‘It’s moments like these when you appreciate the importance of training and investment in our officials’, he wrote.

In a separate post, LESA explained that CO 924 acted immediately by calling 112 and providing CPR until the ambulance arrived.

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