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Malta striving to be best in the world in new 10 year economic vision

Malta striving to be best in the world in new 10 year economic vision
Jun 10 2021 Share

Prime Minister Robert Abela launched the public consultation document which outlines Malta’s economic vision for the next decade, ranging from 2021 to 2031. The Prime Minister highlighted how Malta’s employment and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) shot back up to pre-pandemic levels, despite all the challenges which the country faced due to the outbreak. With almost 5000 new businesses set up in 2020, Abela stated that the past decade bridged the gap between Malta and the EU.

The next ten years will ‘see [Malta] become a centre of excellence’, stated Abela. Five pillars were established for the economic vision; sustainable economic growth; infrastructure; education; good governance and; the environment, which Abela labelled as the most important pillar. With radical transformations into training and education, good governance and large investments, Abela repeated how Malta has to strive to be the best in the world.

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Over 60,000 people downloaded their vaccine certificate

Over 60,000 people downloaded their vaccine certificate
Jun 10 2021 Share

Deputy Prime Minister and Health Minister Chris Fearne announced during a press conference that more than 60,000 people downloaded their vaccine certificate. Stating that with the COVID-19 epidemiological situation in Malta under control, Fearne is confident that Malta will be part of the European Green passport by the 1st July. 76% of the Maltese population has been vaccinated with at least the first dose, compared with only 13% of the world population.

With the target set at 80% of the population getting their jab, the Health minister stated that those between the ages of 12 to 15 will be getting their invitation to receive their vaccine. Placing Malta on the European Green Passport means that European citizens can come to Malta without excessive restrictions.

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Photo Source: Chris Fearne FB

Luana Borg found safe and sound

Luana Borg found safe and sound
Jun 10 2021 Share

16 year-old teenager Luana Borg has been found safe and sound after having been reported missing last March. Borg had been reported missing on other instances last Christmas, turning up safely a month later.

Police have reported that Luana tends to wear a burqa to avoid detection by authorities. Details about the disappearance were not disclosed, but police thanked the public for support.

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Photo Source: Malta Police Force

WATCH: Man lets skips roll down during 3 am vandalism act

Man lets skips roll down during 3 am vandalism act
Jun 10 2021 Share

Footage emerged on social media showing a man sending four skips rolling downhill at 3 am in Gozo. The man drives up to a civic amenity site in Qbajjar and promptly starts pushing skips and letting them roll downhill for, as of yet, unknown reasons. The act of vandalism was caught on CCTV at around 2:44 am sometime in April of 2021.

 

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The man does this to four skips in total, with the footage being uploaded onto Facebook by PN Marsalforn minority leader Daniel Cordina. The person involved has not yet been caught, but the footage has been passed on to the police. despite there being no casualties, the act could have serious consequences.

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