Liverpool manager, Jürgen Klopp was unable to travel back to Germany following the death of his mother.
Current COVID-19 restriction kept Klopp from being able to attend his mothers’ funeral. Something which is happening to a number of people world-over.
Klopp said that his mother means everything to him and that as soon as restrictions are lifted, they will hold a wonderful commemoration event as she deserves.
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A EUROPOL international investigation regarding cyber-attacks targeted towards American high-profile individuals has lead to the arrest of 10 people.
One of the people who have been arrested is a 17-year-old Maltese boy. The alleged criminals are being accused of stealing over $100 million in crypto-currencies.
They are also being accused of stealing personal information pertaining to the victims, and illegally accessing their social media profiles and posting as the victims and answering messages as the victims.
Searches conducted at the residence of the 17-year-old lead to the seizure of various items, including; electronic devices, luxury clothing and other devices allegedly purchased from stolen credit cards.
Parliamentary Secretary for Reforms, Rosianne Cutajar has insisted on sex workers being considered to have a legitimate job. She explained that people who make use of the service offered by prostitutes in Malta is seen as someone who is committing a crime.
She argues, however, that some people choose to become a sex worker at their own wills and they consider it to be their job and it should be considered as such.
This will be discussed at Cabinet level in the coming months before a law regarding the above is presented to parliament.
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COVID street art has appeared on a wall of Rabat, Gozo’s Primary school known as ‘tal-Vajringa’ school. The street art seems to be signed by the name of, ‘Valerie’.
The street art portrays a schoolboy wearing a mask having his temperature checked. With COVID street art becoming more popular around the world, it has now popped up in Malta too.
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