Italian tenor legend to present Malta-inspired concert on TVM

Dec 29 2020

A few months ago, Andrea Bocelli was spotted in Malta with fellow tenor Joseph Calleja for some mysterious reason, the reason for which has finally been unveiled.

It has been revealed that Bocelli will present a Malta-inspired production based on his latest album “Believe”, parts of which include segments at St. John’s Cathedral and St. Elmo.

The 50-minute production will go live on TVM at 9PM on Thursday and will be streamed on Andrea Bocelli’s YouTube channel, amongst many other TV stations around the world.

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Gudja United FC suspends training following surge in COVID-19 cases

Dec 29 2020

Gudja United FC have taken to Facebook to announce the immediate suspension of any training session after a surge in COVID-19 amongst players.

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The team reported that the cases emerged 5 days after suspension and the club has taken all necessary measures, including fumigation of the premises and is in constant contact with the MFA.

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Stadiums can soon open their doors: Clifton Grima reacts to arrival of COVID-19 vaccine

Dec 29 2020

In his first reaction interview with Malta Daily, Parliamentary Secretary for Youth Sport and Voluntary Organisations Clifton Grima expressed his happiness with the arrival of the COVID-19 vaccine, a tool with which we can finally battle the pandemic.

Grima also touched upon a topic close to his heart, sport, where he addressed the difficulty in having stadiums not able to open their doors to their supporters, reporting that he has been in talks with the relevant authorities on the issue.

The Parliamentary Secretary went on to state that if having the necessary respect to health and safety measures and enough space for each individual, one can start looking at the gradual return of the sports scene in Malta.

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First Gozitan nurse receives COVID-19 vaccine

Dec 29 2020

Following the administration of Malta’s first COVID-19 vaccine on Infectious Diseases Unit nurse Rachel Grech, Gozo has also seen its first vaccination.

Gozo General Hospital nurse Felicienne Cini was the first Gozitan to receive the vaccine with Prime Minister Robert Abela, Health Minister Christ Fearne and Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri all present.

The first appointment letters providing the time and place of both doses will start being sent out from the 7th of January to individuals over the age of 85.

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