Magnitude 5.3 earthquake felt across Malta in the middle of the night

Apr 22 2023

On Saturday morning, thousands of Maltese residents once again woke up to the earthquake conversation, with a string of seismic activity sweeping the Maltese Islands and a number of other areas.

According to local weather page ‘Aġġornament tat-temp’, a total of four earthquakes took place, with the strongest one taking place after midnight at a magnitude of 5.3 on the Richter Scale.

The post went on to state that no one can predict earthquakes, but what is certain is that we have never experienced seismic activity such as this. It went on to state that one must understand what is happening, not in fear, but by being alert of what is taking place around them.

Notable seismic activity taking place in the Mediterranean has been felt across the Maltese Islands over the past few months, with no reports of serious consequences.

Did you feel any of the seismic activity?

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Photo Source: Aġġornament tat-Temp

Maria Formosa celebrates Masters graduation with Bjorn and family

Apr 22 2023

On Friday evening, ALS Malta Secretary and wife of ALS activist Bjorn Formosa, Maria Formosa, took to social media to express her gratitude towards the people who supported her as she celebrates her Masters in Business in Administration graduation.

In a heart-warming post, Formosa thanked Bjorn for pushing her to finish the line, her mother Rose Muscat for always believing her, Domain Academy for their guidance and generosity towards their cause and make-up artist Justin Brincat for ‘dolling [her] up for every occasion’.

In a follow-up post, Bjorn himself took online to congratulate his wife, going on to express his love for her and recall how many sacrifices Maria made to keep up with DAR Bjorn, her masters, Bjorn himself and their dog DAR.

Bjorn also seized the occasion to remind the public that DAR Bjorn Żebbuġ will open on May 4.

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Preparations in full swing for Hamrun League celebrations

Apr 22 2023

The streets of Hamrun have come alive on Saturday morning, as supporters of the Spartans continue to decorate the streets for a day of celebrations.

St. Joseph High Street’s wave of red comes as a result of Hamrun’s 22.04 celebrations, with a long day of celebrations starting at the stadium before continuing at Strada Rjali with a host of local talent.

Performers will include Shaun Farrugia, Greenfields’ Joe Tanti, Versatile Brass, Nate, Kurt Calleja Maxine, Gaia, Koroma, Miggy and many more.

The Hamrun Spartans are the winners of the 2023 BOV Premier League, the ninth league win in the club’s history.

Hamrun Local Council Mayor Christian Sammut reported that a number of roads will be closed in the celebration’s run-up, with the length of St. Joseph High Street remaining closed from Saturday 22nd at 7am to Sunday 23rd at 3am.

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Photo Source: Sandra Bugeja

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