A 50-year-old man and 45-year-woman from Tarxien sustained grievous and serious injuries respectively after losing control of a Lamborghini Urus and crashed into a Zejtun residence at half past midnight on Wednesday.
Police, civil protection and a medical team were called onto the scene were the male driver and the female were taken to Mater Dei Hospital soon after.
Police magistrate Dr. Joseph Mifsud opened the inquiry as investigations are currently under way.
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If you’re still uncertain on where to head on this fine public holiday, we’ve compiled a definitive list of some of Malta’s best spots to visit if you have a day off and just want to chill amongst Malta’s natural beauty. So grab your trekking shoes, get some water and let’s go on an adventure.
Buskett
Whether you plan on going on a nice hike or a picnic with the squad, Buskett Gardens is one of the oldest, largest and most beautiful green spaces in Malta and brings with it tonnes of childhood memories.
Għajn Tuffieħa
If it’s aesthetic pleasure you’re looking for, Għajn Tuffieħa offers some of the most gorgeous vibrant scenes you’ve ever seen. From the ocean’s clear blue, to the surrounding greenery and the mesmerising skyline during the sunset, this is one of Malta’s gems.
Ta’ Qali
This may be an obvious one, but Ta’ Qali National Park and its surrounding areas are unbeatable if you just want to chill under the trees. Naturally, granted the areas size, you can always look for your new favourite spot.
Dingli Cliffs
Spend your public holiday bathing in the sky and sea’s splendour at Dingli Cliffs, a high-up haven where you can get some of the best snapshots of the beauty of the Maltese Islands.
Marfa Ridge
From farmland to beautiful bays, the Marfa Ridge will take you on an unforgettable journey where you can experience the beauty of Malta’s ecosystem. Notable spots during the walk are The Red Tower, Ghadira Natural Reserve and Immaculate Conception chapel, where you can take a snap of some of Malta’s most iconic scenes, for the ‘Gram of course.
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Minister Chris Fearne confirmed with the Malta Independent that teachers and school staff will start to be vaccinated in six weeks. This is after the current cohort of vaccinations is completed.
In a conference given earlier today by Minister Chris Fearne, an update was delivered regarding the vaccination situation.
As of today, 43,000 doses of the vaccine will have been administered and 12,000 of these are second doses.
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