A video uploaded to social media by ‘Din Malta Tagħna’ shows a man, shirtless, in the middle of the road in Paceville waving around what seems to be a metal pole.
The man can first be seen waving the object at a car driving by before turning towards people on the pavement watching on.
It is unclear what prompted the man to do this, whether anyone was hurt and whether authorities addressed the situation.
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Mellieħa, Naxxar, Senglea and Xagħra in Gozo are celebrating the feast of Maria Bambina this weekend, as thousands flock to Gozo to watch fireworks displays.
The religious feast of the Nativity of Mary coincides with Victory Day celebrations, an important national holiday that remembers Malta’s resilience throughout different moments in history.
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Victory Day, celebrated annually on September 8th, holds deep significance for the Maltese people, commemorating three pivotal moments in the island’s history: the end of the Great Siege of 1565, the French blockade in 1800, and Malta’s courageous stand during World War II in 1943.
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Team Malta concluded its participation at the Paris 2024 Paralympics with Antonio Flores achieving another seasonal best, clocking 26.67 seconds in the T64 200m heats.
Although this time was not enough to advance to the final round, the Malta Paralympic Committee celebrates Antonio for officially becoming Malta’s first two-time Paralympian in Para Athletics and the country’s first athlete to compete in the blade running class at the Games.
Antonio’s achievement highlights his unwavering determination and resilience, especially after a major setback in 2021 when he ruptured his Achilles tendon while attempting to qualify for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
His comeback to the sport stands as an inspiring example of human willpower and perseverance.
The Malta Paralympic Committee extends its congratulations to Antonio Flores for his remarkable journey and accomplishments, which continue to pave the way for future athletes in Malta.
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After several weeks of turtle-related news, the current hatching season has now passed its halfway mark. The fourth nest has fully hatched, producing a total of 46 turtle hatchlings.
This nest, originally found at Għajn Tuffieħa on July 16, 2024, was relocated to Golden Bay to ensure its safety. On September 8, 2024, the nest was carefully opened by ERA and Nature Trust Malta (NTM).
Out of 64 eggs, 46 successfully hatched. One of the hatchlings remained in the nest and was safely guided to the sea.
Following the successful operation, Aimee Brincat, Director of Regulatory Affairs, praised the dedication of ERA officers and Nature Trust Malta, saying;
“Such operations are only possible through the hard work and commitment of our teams. Their dedication, often requiring work at unusual hours with little notice, is commendable. This is a clear demonstration of our commitment to saving this critically endangered species.”
ERA also expressed gratitude to the public for following guidelines that protect nesting sites and hatchlings.
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