Drivers passing through the Kappara Junction saw a rather unusual sight earlier today, when a group of men dressed in mankinis and top hats were seen jogging across the area.

According to an eyewitness, the group, likely part of a bachelor party, exited a coach and immediately began their peculiar parade.

Bachelor parties are frequently celebrated in Malta, often with unique and memorable antics, but this event was notably bizarre. The choice of mankinis, paired with formal top hats, created a striking contrast that amused and bewildered many witnesses.

As the men made their way through the streets, their unusual attire and festive demeanour were a sight that drew both smiles but also anger and confusion from members of the local community.

Have you ever seen a sight like this?

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A recent video published to Facebook and TikTok has been making the rounds on local channels after a man by the name of Massimo Borg claimed that a LESA official is driving by his house to make fake statements.

 

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In the recent post, Borg stated that a public officer which he had a court case with drove in front of his house to report to his superior officer that he is being threatened with a knife and that he will be run over by a car. In the meantime, the individual on the other end of the conflict continues to exclaim that such statements are untrue.

The video has since garnered hundreds of likes, comments and shares, with some pointing attention to the fact that a man under threat of knife attack would not be smoking a cigarette in their car while others went on to highlight that the official was not even wearing his seatbelt.

What do you make of this?

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