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Here’s a list of the COVID-19 restrictions which will be eased today

May 24 2021 Share

As Malta’s active COVID-19 cases continue to drop while the island continues its vaccination roll-out, a number of restrictions are being eased week by week as we remain hopeful in our journey towards normality. In line with the previously-established easing of measures, here are the COVID-19 restrictions that will be eased as of today:

  1. Restaurants can now stay open until midnight

  2. Gyms can now re-open

  3. Pools can also re-open until 8pm without activities

  4. Training for contact sports will resume for those aged 17 and over

  5. Day centres can also re-open


The next easing of restrictions will happen next Monday 1st June, which will welcome the reopening of Malta’s tourism scene and the restart of seated weddings, amongst other measures.

Agree with these measures? Disagree? Let us know in the comments!

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Chicken Nugget Bouquet by Mannarinu drove the internet crazy

Chicken Nugget Bouquet by Mannarinu drove the internet crazy
May 24 2021 Share

 

Radio host and model Valentina Rossi was surprised by Mannarinu Caterers with one of the craziest and delicious innovations ever – a chicken nugget flower bouquet.

The bouquet was sent to Rossi for her to enjoy watching the Eurovision 2021 edition with her friends. Inside the flower designed wrapping, Valentina found tasty chicken nuggets for her to enjoy.

It’s everything from the presentation to the fact that the gift came packed with one of Rossi’s favourite foods that drove everyone mad upon witnessing the bouquet.

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Photo Source: @valentinarossi IG

Destiny reveals what she learned from Eurovision upon return

Destiny reveals what she learned from Eurovision upon return
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Malta’s Eurovision 2021 ambassador Destiny Chukunyere returned to Malta yesterday at approximately 10:45pm from Brussels. Despite the welcome was not the usual celebration that others have received before due to COVID-19, Destiny was greeted by members of her family as well as Minister Carmelo Abela. Destiny commented about her experience at Rotterdam, stating that she learned how life presents both ups and downs and that one should still strive for their passions.

Destiny did not completely rule out returning to represent Malta in another Eurovision edition. Destiny’s ‘Je Me Casse’ placed 7th in the overall competition, winning the semi-final Jon Tuesday with 325 points. The victory was Italy’s group Maneskin with 524 points with their song Zitti E Buoni. Well done for everything Destiny! You are still our queen!

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Haley Bugeja ends season as Sassuolo’s top scorer

Haley Bugeja ends season as Sassuolo’s top scorer
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17-year-old football star Haley Bugeja has ended her Serie A debut season as Sassuolo’s top goalscorer. Following a victory against Empoli over the weekend with a score of 6-1, the Maltese player has racked up a total of 12 goals, placing her amongst the top five scorers of the season.

Live Now : Maltese international player Haley Bugeja continues to shine as she scored Sassuolo's fourth goal against Empoli with a sublime finish.Grande Haley!

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Directly beside AC Milan’s Dowie N., who also has a 12 goal score, Bugeja has showed immense promise and skill throughout the entirety of the season.

Haley started the season against Napoli with two goals and ended the season with a same number score over the weekend. Well done Haley!

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Photo Source: Haley Bugeja FB