Husband of late Kimberly Zammit, who passed away after a battle with cancer earlier this month, just graduated with the Armed Forces of Malta one day before her funeral.
Taking to social media, Josmar Zammit shared photos and dedicated his achievement to her.
‘I hope I made you proud Kimberly Zammit. I love you’, he wrote.
Condolences to all the loved ones and congratulations Josmar!
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A video shared to TikTok By Jasmine Farrugia shows the moments she surprised her family after she returned from living in the United Kingdom for over 6 months.
@farrugia.jasmine Cheekly little surprise visit to the mother land 🇲🇹 I miss them so much already 🥲 #internationalstudent #unitedkingdom #malta🇲🇹 #london #musicstudent #longdistancerelationship
Jasmine shared clips of her surprising various members of her family and their reactions are all priceless!
From tears of joy to impromptu celebrations, the family bond could not be clearer!
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KM Malta Airlines has launched a new social media campaign to raise awareness of the risks posed by disruptive passenger behaviour.
The initiative aligns with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency’s #NotOnMyFlight campaign and follows industry guidance from the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
Unruly behaviour is a growing problem in the aviation sector. IATA reports an average of 1.76 incidents per 1,000 flights, with a serious event occurring every three hours in the EU.
KM Malta Airlines is reminding passengers that safety and respect must be upheld at all times, both on the ground and in the air.
While rare, disruptive incidents can lead to serious consequences, including flight delays, diversions, and safety risks. Behaviours such as ignoring crew instructions, using abusive language, smoking or vaping on board, and any form of aggression compromise the calm and control essential to flight safety.
“A safe and respectful cabin environment is essential to the wellbeing of everyone on board,” said Capt. Tyrone Galea, Director Safety & Compliance. Excessive alcohol, though not inherently disruptive, often plays a role in incidents.
David Curmi, Executive Chairman, added: “Respect is not optional at 35,000 feet. We are proud of our strong safety culture and are committed to protecting it.”
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Malta’s Eurovision 2025 representative Miriana Conte has once again teased her latest song release after her song ‘SERVING’, formerly ‘KANT’, went globally viral.
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‘Sooner than you think’, she wrote on her recent post, with a knife emoji.
So we’re guessing her release will be very sharp! We’ll have to wait and see!
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