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Here are the pharmacies opening today 9am to noon

Pharmacies opening today 9am until 12pm and 4pm until 7pm
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Find your nearest pharmacy below: 

Hamrun: Brown’s Pharmacy, 706, St Joseph High Road;

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San Gwann: Brown’s Pharmacy, 92-94, Mensija Road; 

Mellieha: Brown’s Pharmacy, 69, George Borg Olivier Street; 

Valletta: Empire Pharmacy, 77, Old Theatre Street; 

Santa Venera: Fatima Pharmacy, 82, Ferrovija Street;

Birkirkara: Pharmaplus, Ganu Street; 

Msida: Deby’s Pharmacy, 1 Misrah il-Barrieri; 

Sliema: Norman’s Pharmacy, 70, San Frangisk Street; 

Naxxar: Pillbox Pharmacy, 63, Bjad Street; 

Paola: St Monica Pharmacy, 157, Santa Monika Street; 

Vittoriosa: Milia’s Pharmacy, Cottonera Street;

Marsascala: San Gwakkin Pharmacy, 1 Sant Anna Street; 

Ghaxaq: Beta Pharmacy, 50/52, Santa Marija Street; 

Safi: Safi Pharmacy, St John Street c/w Bieb il-Garra Street; 

Siggiewi: Menelo Pharmacy, Tabib Nikol Zammit Street;

Rabat: Ideal Pharmacy, 63, Main Street; 

Malta International Airport: The ‘8 Till Late Pharmacy open everyday from 8am to 10pm 

Gozo: 9 am to noon 

Victoria: Abela Pharmacy, Bellavista Court, George Borg Olivier Street;

Gharb: Ta’ Pinu Pharmacy, Frangisk Portelli Street. 

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Here are the 10 exceptions to Malta’s public mask-wearing rule

Here are the 10 exceptions to Malta's public mask-wearing rule
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This week, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health Chris Fearne announced that as of Saturday, masks must be worn in open public spaces to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in Malta. However, there are a number of exceptions to the public mask-wearing rule.

Masks can be removed in public for a number of reasons. The first reason is during high-intensity physical activity and exercise. Kindergarten students are allowed to remove their masks while in the classroom, as are individuals who are communicating with others who require lip-reading to understand. Furthermore, given a provision of at least two meters between individuals, official public speaking allows individuals to remove their masks. Cases such as lectures, lessons or anything of the sort within academic institutions do not constitute as public speaking.

Masks can also be removed for identification purposes in places such as banks, airports or otherwise. The same goes for cosmetic treatments or services which involve the face or mouth as well as in cases of individuals who require medication. Individuals seated at establishments which serve food or drink can also remove their masks.

Masks can also be removed during the consumption of food or drink and while smoking. The only new exception is that individuals are not allowed to remove their masks in bathing areas after a wave of controversy which led the exception to be introduced in June 2021.

Anyone caught not following the mask-wearing measures may be subject to a fine of as much as €100.

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Maltese wonderchild Haley Bugeja chosen as one of the top female footballers under 20

Maltese wonderchild Haley Bugeja chosen as one of the top female footballers under 20
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Maltese football prodigy Haley Bugeja, who plays for Sassuolo in Italy’s female Serie A division, has been chosen as one of the best 11 female football players under 20 years old by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics.

The list hosts some of the best players from some of the best clubs in the world such as Barcelona’s Catalina Coll. Bugeja has been playing for Sassuolo since 2020, with the team currently standing in second place in Italy’s top female football division, only 6 points below Juventus.

Haley has been making local and foreign headlines since breaking the international football scene, scoring a number of historic goals with Sassuolo and the Maltese National team.

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Boris Johnson welcomes newborn daughter and his seventh child

Boris Johnson welcomes newborn daughter and his seventh child
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English Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie have announced the birth of a healthy baby girl at a London hospital on the 9th of December 2021. 

A spokeswoman for the couple said that the couple are delighted to announce the new birth, with both mother and daughter doing very well. 

This comes after Carrie Johnson, previously Symonds, gave birth to their son back in May 2020, who they named Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson. 

This also follows Carrie announcing her second pregnancy in July of this 2021, also revealing that she miscarried at the beginning of the year, leaving her heartbroken. 

This new birth means that Johnson has become a dad for the seventh time, making this youngest daughter the second child with his third wife. 

The Prime Minister evaded the question of how many kids he has for several years, but finally unveiled it in September when asked directly.

‘It’s fantastic’ he described. ‘It’s a lot of work, I’ll tell you that much, but I love it. And I change a lot of nappies.’ 

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