Iconic music brand Cercle is coming back to Malta for a set at The Saluting Battery

Jul 10 2021

The globally-popular music event Cercle is coming back to Malta for an event at the saluting battery and Maltese music fans can’t get enough!

The beloved music brand boasts a whopping 2.1 million subscribers on YouTube and has become known the world over for its blend of gorgeous views and amazing DJs, with Malta being the perfect spot to host yet another unforgettable set.

Cercle have partnered up with esteemed local events brand Blank, with whom they have worked in the past when Cercle came to Malta in 2018 with a set from Fakear at Tal-Mixta in Gozo.

Letyago is a trail-blazing Siberian-born DJ based in Naples who has been making major waves in the techno and electronica scene and is set to dish out an unforgettable set in Malta on Monday at 7.15 on Cercle’s social media pages and YouTube.

You can follow the event here. TAG SOMEONE WHO NEEDS TO SEE THIS.

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No Covid cases came out from the Hamrun Celebrations

Jul 9 2021

Addressing a press conference, Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne stated that till now, none of the newly detected cases were linked to the Hamrun Celebrations – while still condemning such events.

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The celebrations took place on Thursday 1st July, as Hamrun supporters took to the streets to celebrate their 8th Premier League victory, following the official presentation of the BOV premier league trophy. Police have allegedly fined around 124 persons for breaking COVID-19 health restrictions during the celebrations.

During the same press conference Minister Fearne also announced that; Tourists can only enter Malta if fully vaccinated as of 14th July and that Language schools will be closed down as of Wednesday 14th July.

Watch the full press conference:

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health Chris Fearne and the Superintendence of Public Health Prof Charmaine Gauci address a press conference

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health Chris Fearne and the Superintendence of Public Health Prof Charmaine Gauci address a press conference

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Tourists can only enter Malta if fully vaccinated as of 14th July

Jul 9 2021

Addressing a press conference, Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne and Superintendent for Public Health Charmaine Gauci announced that full vaccination will be required to enter Malta. Only certificates recognised by Malta, UK and EU will be recognised for any foreigners arriving in Malta.

PCR tests and recovery passport will no longer be recognised for foreigners arriving in Malta from abroad. Malta will be the first EU country to take this health measure. Fearne stated that this decision was taken because the health ministry recognised that most cases were arriving from abroad and due to those who are unvaccinated. Protecting the Maltese community should be a priority, stated the Deputy Prime Minister.

Children under 12 years can accompany their parents if their guardians are fully vaccinated and the children themselves can show evidence of a negative PCR test. Children under 5 years have no need for PCR tests.

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Language schools to close down as of Wednesday 14th July

Jul 9 2021

Addressing a press conference, Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne and Superintendent for Public Health Charmaine Gauci revealed that language schools will be closing down temporarily in order to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 virus in Malta. This will come into effect as of the 14th of July 2021.

9 different English language schools registered positive COVID-19 viruses, with the majority of cases being registered being associated with importation.

This follows news that a Qawra hotel had to be closed down due to around 70 cases registered among foreign students.

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