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Hungary vs Portugal match attended in full 61,000 capacity

Hungary vs Portugal match attended in full 61,000 capacity
Jun 16 2021 Share

Budapest’s Puskas Arena hosted a full capacity crowd of around 61,000 spectators yesterday during Hungary’s match against Portugal for the opening game of Euro 2020’s Group F. Despite Wembley only operating at 25% for last Sunday’s England vs Croatia, with the former emerging victorious, Hungary’s vaccination programme has prompted the national football association to allow full capacity. Hungary, its estimated, has around 5.3 million people out of its total 9.8 million vaccinated prior to Euro 2020’s start on June 11th.

 

Hungary vs Portugal match attended in full 61,000 capacity

 

Prime Minister Viktor Orban made use of vaccines from Russia and China to speed up the jab process and was thus able to ease restrictions ahead of the match. Indoor meetings, cinemas, theatres and restaurants are also open in Hungary for those who can prove immunity. International fans had to provide negative PCR test proof within 72 hours of the match.

 

Hungary vs Portugal match attended in full 61,000 capacity

 

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X Factor Malta is back for season 3

X Factor Malta is back for season 3
Jun 16 2021 Share

Its official – X-Factor is back for its third edition in Malta. Despite not much information has been unveiled yet, the news has hit social media and singers are already gearing up to contest and try and make their way to victory.

The first season was won by Michela Pace, followed up by Destiny Chukunyere in the second season. Both represented Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest as Malta’s song ambassador.

We’ll have to see what talent will emerge through this exciting show which brings families and groups of people to enjoy a series all about music and art. We simply cannot wait!

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Boulders placed at Mistra beach to prevent caravans from parking

Boulders placed at Mistra beach to prevent caravans from parking
Jun 15 2021 Share

Limestone boulders have been placed by Infrastructure Malta at Mistra Bay to stop motorists from driving onto the protected beach or caravans from parking along perimeter. Authorities have been sued for their inaction after the issue remained a longstanding problem for beachgoers. A spokesperson for Infrastructure Malta told Times of Malta that the boulders were placed on Tuesday morning in response to requests by Ombudsman, ERA and other entities to protect access to the beach.

More boulders are yet to be placed as caravans parked in the area prevented the full placing from being completed. Infrastructure Malta is also set to paint new road markings and install road signs, thus marking clearly where caravan drivers or motorcycles drivers can park the vehicle.

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Netflix show ‘Sweet Tooth’ has people completely hooked

Netflix show ‘Sweet Tooth’ has people completely hooked
Jun 15 2021 Share

Netflix’s newest original series ‘Sweet Tooth’ has hooked in thousands of viewers after having just released on June 4th. The show is executive produced by Robert Downey Jr. and his wife Susan Downey, and is split up into eight episodes. Based on a comic book, it details the life of a human-deer hybrid Gus, nicknamed Sweet Tooth, as he searches for safety in a world which hates hybrids such as himself.

Many people took to social media to call the new show a masterpiece, praying that Netflix doesn’t decide to cancel the show. Many were surprised by the fact that it deals with such adult themes and yet keeps it kids friendly. So if you’re wondering what show to binge watch next, you might want to check out this one on Netflix.

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