Large gap between leaders as Robert Abela achieves highest trust ratings

Jan 31 2021

In a recent study commissioned by ‘it-Torċa’, statistician Dr. Vincent Marmarà revealed that Robert Abela achieved the highest trust rating amongst the electorate.

52.7% of subjects stated that Abela is best to lead the country with 33.2% replying that the prefer Nationalist Party Leader Bernard Grech.

Dr. Marmarà explained that, like all other political studies, he utilised the Multiple Imputation Technique, which finds a logical and appropriate replacement for those who refused to reply or did not know, using a scientific model.

He went on to state that, through this scientific result, one can see a gap of 19.5% between both leaders.

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3 reasons why you should get your health check at Brown’s

Jan 31 2021

Getting your health check often is something which should be ingrained into each of our lifestyles. Staying in good shape and checking ourselves to make sure that everything is in check is something which should become part of our regular routines.

This is why teamed up with Brown’s in order to raise more awareness about health checks. Here are our 3 reasons as to why you should get your health check at Brown’s;

1. Brown’s incorporates all of the main checks into one health check. So, you can rest easy as a health check at Brown’s is a promise of support on the path to a healthier life.

2. Regular health check-ups are important in order to avoid any unwanted surprises. You are never too young to start!

3. ‘Prevention is better than cure’

If you get checked often you might be able to avoid or better-control health problems that might arise in the future.

Book your next health check at Brown’s to make sure you tick all the boxes and make sure you’re taking care of yourself the way you should be!

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Ian Borg addresses discussions on light rail system for Malta

Jan 31 2021

In an exclusive interview with The Malta Independent, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Ian Borg revealed discussions being held on a potential underground rail system for Malta.

The Minister highlighted that such a transport system would take at least 8-10 years for the first line to be completed, going on to state that it is unclear whether or not the government will adopt it.

Borg called for mature, bipartisan discussion on the issue and a realistic approach while also mentioning the government’s many decisions on road project, which led to quicker routes and less traffic.

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