A 67-year-old man from Ħaż-Żebbuġ lost his life this morning in an incident that occurred in the industrial area within the limits of Ħal Far.

At around half past seven in the morning (07:30hrs), assistance was requested after the police were informed that a person was injured after being hit by a vehicle.

The police immediately went to the scene and, from a preliminary investigation, it emerged that a truck, which was being used by the victim, for some reason moved forward on its own, resulting in the man being caught between it and another parked truck.

A medical team from Mater Dei Hospital arrived immediately at the scene, but unfortunately the man was certified dead on site.

Ħal Far is the largest industrial estate in Malta.

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Bernard Grech, leader of Malta’s Nationalist Party, celebrated his 54th birthday a little early this year. Born on 8 June 1971, Grech marked the special occasion in the company of close friends.

In a video recorded at Olive Gardens in Mdina, Bernard Grech is seen cutting his birthday cake and singing “Happy Birthday” alongside guests, as the event continues in honour of his birthday celebrations.

Happy early birthday, Bernard Grech!

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Prime Minister Robert Abela has written a heartfelt tribute following the passing of Kimberly Zammit, a 22-year-old mother who captured the hearts of the nation during her brave fight against cancer.

Kimberly Zammit, originally from Żurrieq and residing in Birżebbuġa, was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare and aggressive form of cancer, while pregnant with her daughter who is now three years old.

Despite the devastating diagnosis, Kimberly became a symbol of strength and resilience across Malta. Shortly after giving birth, she travelled to England to begin treatment, but the cancer continued to spread, eventually reaching her liver, pancreas, hands, and breasts.

Her passing has left the nation heartbroken, with many remembering her as an inspiring young woman who never stopped fighting — especially for her daughter.

In his tribute, Prime Minister Abela wrote: “Kimberly remains an example and inspiration to us all. Every time I spoke to her, I could sense that despite the bitterness illness brings, she had immense courage — because her thoughts were always with her daughter. Her daughter meant everything to her, and Kimberly’s memory will live on in the little girl who, when she grows up and understands the reality her mother faced, will surely be proud of the determination this brave mother showed.”

🕊️ Rest in peace, Kimberly.

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