Lydia Abela appointed President of Special Olympics Malta

Mar 25 2021

Lydia Abela has officially been given the title of President of Special Olympics Malta. The international Special Olympics will be hosted by Malta next year, with Abela leading at the helm. Anna Calleja, National Director of Special Olympics Malta, stated it was an honour to have Abela join the Special Olympics Family.

Nirringrazzja lill-bord eżekuttiv ta' Special Olympics Malta tal-fiduċja li wera fija. Bħala President ta' Special…

Posted by Lydia Abela on Thursday, 25 March 2021

Writing on Facebook, Lydia Abela thanked Calleja for entrusting her with the position and pledged to invest in Malta’s athletes who have shown great potential and paid tribute to the country.

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Ta Qali’s future vision unveiled by Minister Ian Borg

Mar 25 2021

After permission was granted for a project on Ta’ Qali National Park, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Ian Borg revealed photos depicting how the park is set to look life. The regeneration project will include a bike lane to be built above walking areas as part of the major facelift Ta’ Qali is set to receive.

Nista' nħabbar li għadu kemm ħareġ il-permess għall-Malta National Park 🌳🇲🇹Grazzi lit-tim kollu tiegħi. Kommess li nwassal għand in-nies dan il-proġett importanti ✅

Posted by Ian Borg on Thursday, 25 March 2021

The project will also include half-open structures alongside wide boulevards with many areas devoted for greenery and other flowers. Ian Borg took to Facebook to thank all his team and promise to deliver this important project to the people. Further information will be released as work progresses.

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Malta drops by around 1,000 active cases in a week

Mar 25 2021

Malta has seen a drop of about 1,000 COVID-19 active cases since last week. 18th March saw the number of active cases above 3,000 at 3,034. Fast-forward a week to today however and the total active cases has dropped to 2,086.

This significant drop in active cases signifying the efficiency of the health and safety measures put in place. Just yesterday, Health Minister Chris Fearne also announced that Malta has the highest rate of COVID-19 cases among EU countries. This is a strong reminder that we should keep abiding by the Health measures in order to keep the reducing the numbers.

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102 COVID-19 cases registered with 291 recoveries

Mar 25 2021

Malta has registered 102 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 3,049 swab tests, while 291 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

As of Thursday 25th March 2021, 160,260 vaccine doses were administered of which 47,081 were 2nd doses.

To date, Malta has registered 28,612 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 26,148 have recovered, 378 died and 2,086 are still active.

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