Malta’s first standing event this summer sold out twice in one day

Jul 8 2021

After 12 long months without being able to organise standing events, operators around Malta have been striving to create a safe space where attendees can dance stress-free and the Glitch Club Series has returned to make sure of that.

The popular Glitch Festival’s younger sibling was set to host 100 individuals upon presentation of vaccine certificate and ID card, but sold out within minutes, with the second event just a day after selling once more.

Damn we all missed this so much right? The extra Opening night has also sold out in less than 5 minutes. We hate…

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This phenomenal instance speaks volumes about the island’s club scene’s yearning for a return to what we once familiarised ourselves with as normality and hopefully paves the way for a new, safe clubbing scene.

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“I have no plans to introduce new taxes” – Finance Minister Clyde Caruana

Jul 8 2021

Following a parliamentary intervention from the Opposition, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana highlighted the importance of credibility and being transparent, especially in his field.

He went on to state that few Ministries in the past admitted that changes need to take place to move forward, going on to reveal that he does not plan to introduce any new taxes.

The Minister reiterated his belief in transparency and respect as values which allow the government to work side by side with the people. He went on to call for responsibility and respect towards the people who are instilling their trust in the government and after a hard day’s work find time to spend with their families.

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90% of new cases are unvaccinated & foreign arrivals; mostly students

Jul 8 2021

Sources from within the health authorities have revealed that 90% of the Malta’s new COVID-19 cases are unvaccinated and foreign arrivals, with most cases registered being English-language students.

The students reportedly arrived in Malta upon presentation of a PCR test.

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Today, 55 new COVID-19 cases were registered with 6 recoveries. Until yesterday 696,858 vaccine doses were administered with 367,086 being 1st doses and 344,666 individuals being fully vaccinated.

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Operations continue following bomb threat in Valletta Courts building

Jul 8 2021

Operations have continued at the Courts of Justice building in Valletta following a mass evacuation due to a potential bomb scare earlier today.

An Explosive Ordnance Disposal response vehicle arrived outside the Courts of Justice building with the area being closed with police tape. Police officials and the force’s bomb squad entered the building to ensure that there was no danger.

All proceedings were paused after the police received a phone call at around 9.45am, with everyone returning to the building after an assurance that there was no threat.

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