Local eco-hero transforms Maltese bays with massive clean-ups

Apr 11 2022

A local fitness instructor by the name of Mark Galea Pace has made it his mission to clear out polluted waters in several Maltese localities.

Completely transforming the seaside in the area towards more a eco-friendly marine environment, piles of scrapped litter and garbage polluting several sites were cleaned up to restore Malta’s beautiful shores.

Galea Pace keeps the public informed about his latest initiatives and environmentally concerned purpose on social media through his page ‘Coast is Clear.’

Among the zones the fitness instructor revitalised were Paradise Bay, Balluta Bay and the Ta’ Xbiex Marina, pulling up tyres, wooden planks, plastic, jablo, nets, ropes and heaps of other garbage.

The initiatives show two sides of what occurs on beaches. The more somber revelation is that many still treat bays as dumping grounds for unwanted items, leading to a damaged biodiversity.

The other side however shows that there are people out there who care enough about Malta’s marine environment to give it new life. Initiatives like those of Coast is Clear by Galea Pace are on a constant mission to safeguard the already rich environments we have on the island.

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Expanse Studios to Showcase at ICE London 2022

Apr 11 2022

Expanse Studios, a global gaming rising star, will demonstrate its latest games and development plans at ICE London 2022 from 12 to 14 April at booth S5-332.

The planet’s biggest industry trade show returns after a two-year setback and goes hand in hand with the rise in Expanse slot portfolio and some great news – cooperation with emerging and regulated markets, a constant rise of the game offer as well as flawless design.

Visitors will be able to learn more about Expanse Studio’s newest slot releases, H2 2022 operational results as well as plans for new markets.

To enrich your growing customer base with well-designed, innovative, and user-friendly games, contact Expanse at [email protected] or visit https://expanse.studio/.

See you in London!

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David Beckham’s eldest son Brooklyn just got married

Apr 11 2022

Brooklyn Beckham has just shared the first images of his married life to Nicola Peltz, captured in elegant black-and-white.

The 23-year-old model tied the knot with the American actress, in a completely star-studded wedding ceremony, giving their vows at the Peltz family’s oceanfront home in Palm Beach, worth over £70 million.

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It appears as though the couple will be donning a double surname as the post was captioned ‘Mr. & Mrs. Peltz Beckham’, receiving an influx of congratulatory messages by friends and followers.

The star-studded guest list of 300 people saw the likes of Gordon Ramsay and tennis star Serena Williams in attendance. Among the special media commenters were Paris Hilton, Brooklyn’s younger brother Cruz and Nicola’s brother Will Peltz.

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The Peltz family were said to have cashed out £50,000 on rare orchids to decorate the tables. The Beckham family is said to be worth around £343 million, whilst Nicola’s parents have a £1.2 billion fortune.

The pair went public with their budding relationship in November 2019, taking the next step to move in with each other at the Beckham’s family home at the start of the pandemic.

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Spanish police seize €29 million of stuffed endangered animals

Apr 11 2022

Spanish police have captured a haul of hundreds of stuffed animals which belong to endangered and protected species, amounting to €29 million.

Authorities have described the haul as one of the largest and most expensive to ever be confiscated in Europe.

Two people, codenamed Valcites, are being formally investigated as part of an ongoing operation, authorities confirmed. The suspects have not been named although they did confirm one was confirmed as a well-known businessman.

A total of 1,090 stuffed animals were found, 405 of which are supposedly covered by CITES, which is the treaty to protect endangered animals. Even extinct species formed part of the collection.

Among the animals were a snow leopard, a Bengal tiger and a scimitar oryx. 200 large elephant ivory tusks were found, as well as a cheetah, lion, play bear and white rhinoceros. The search and confiscation operation was carried out on a plot of land believed to be where the businessman lives.

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