The Association for Abandoned Animals posted an adorable set of photos expressing love for the four legged friends they care for at the shelter.
The dogs were photographed with the many volunteers working at the shelter and the visitors there.
These adorable pawed friends are all looking for a forever home, ready to give unconditional love to the human that vows to love them forever.
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A 51 year old woman resident of Żurrieq suffered grievous injuries after she fell the height of around one storey from a wall in the area of Triq Wied Iż-Żurrieq, Qrendi.
The accident happened at around 0700hrs when the woman was walking and for some reason fell and ended up amongst a series of trees.
A medical team as well as the Civil Protection Department were called onto the scene to assist and help the woman out of the foliage.
She was given preliminary medical aid and transported to Mater Dei Hospital.
Police investigations are ongoing.
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In Ħaż-Żebbuġ, the Waste Management and Maintenance Division is undertaking significant interventions to remove construction waste accumulated over the years in a residential area adjacent to Ambroġ Buttiġieġ Street, also known as the outskirts of Ħal Muxi.
In recent days, the Division has removed around 2,000 tonnes of waste from the mentioned area, where it is being segregated for disposal in appropriate facilities.
The Waste Management and Maintenance Division will continue cleaning up this area, estimated to have another 3,000 tonnes of waste to be removed. The complete cleaning of this open space is planned to be completed in the coming months.
Throughout the past year, the Waste Management and Maintenance Division has collected over 21,000 tonnes of illegally dumped waste.
These details were announced during a press conference addressed by the Minister for Tourism and Public Cleansing, Clayton Bartolo, and the Parliamentary Secretary for Public Cleansing, Glenn Bedingfield, in the presence of the Director-General of the Waste Management and Maintenance Division, Ramon Deguara, and the Mayor of Ħaż-Żebbuġ, Mark Camilleri.
Minister Clayton Bartolo highlighted the significant efforts being made to improve public cleanliness in localities compared to previous years.
“We have embarked on a national project aimed at ensuring that public cleanliness and maintenance become an integral part of our daily lives within our communities. Determined to continue making a difference with the excellent work being done by Clean Malta in public cleanliness and maintenance,” said Minister Clayton Bartolo.
Parliamentary Secretary Glenn Bedingfield emphasized that this project is being carried out in collaboration with the Ħaż-Żebbuġ Local Council, following a proposal by the council itself, which also consulted the residents of the area.
“We encourage more local councils to approach us with ideas and initiatives so that, in collaboration with the Waste Management and Maintenance Division, these projects can be implemented for the benefit of our communities,” added Parliamentary Secretary Bedingfield.
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MEP Cyrus Engerer and activists from a number of organisations, including Moviment Graffitti, joined forces for a protest at Place du Luxembourg in Brussels, aiming to raise awareness about a number of human rights concerns and issues.
The protest, held in front of the European Parliament and along with other MEPs from different countries, was held to free the El Hiblu 3.
The El Hiblu 3 are three migrants who were rescued off the coast of Libya in March of 2019. They managed to negotiated for the passage of 108 migrants to Malta but were charged with terrorism by the Maltese authorities.
The push by the activists will also be holding discussions, rallies and screenings concerning abortion rights in Malta and trans-rights in Europe.
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