Massive ‘Shark Fin’ Spotted In Marsaskala’s St Thomas Bay

Sep 4 2024

A video of what appears to be a massive shark fin in Marsaskala’s St Thomas Bay has gone viral, garnering nearly 30,000 views on TikTok within 24 hours. The footage, filmed yesterday afternoon, shows the fin-like object moving through the water near the shore, attracting widespread attention online.

However, the size of the “shark” and the calm reactions of nearby beachgoers suggest it was likely a prop for an upcoming production. The presence of a diver swimming casually next to the object further indicates the sighting was staged rather than a real shark encounter.

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While the spectacle may have raised some initial concerns, no danger was present in the bay, and it appears to have been created for entertainment purposes.

The video continues to circulate widely on social media. Did you see this shark in Marsaskala?

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“Hawk Tuah” Girl to Launch Podcast “Talk Tuah”

Sep 4 2024

Haliey Welch, who rose to fame as “Hawk Tuah Girl” on social media, is taking her talents onto a new platform, despite the criticism she’s faced. Welch has been chosen to join as podcast host under the Betr Media. The show’s debut episode will be released on September 10th across social, digital, and audio platforms.

Known for her comedic personality and Southern charm, Welch will bring her unique style to the weekly podcast. Each episode will feature a blend of lively discussion, interviews, and humor, giving the listeners a fresh take on trending topics.

The first episode will kick off with comedian Whitney Cummings as the featured guest. Future episodes are set to welcome visitors like Tiktok star Josh Richards and boxer Jake Paul.

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In addition to hosting Talk Tuah, Welch will also contribute to Betr Media’s social media efforts, expanding her influence and presence across platforms. Despite facing backlash online, Welch is proving her staying power with this new opportunity, continuing to engage audiences with her charismatic and unapologetic personality.

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Joel Corry Takes Over Café del Mar for Island Sounds Festival Malta

Sep 4 2024

Superstar DJ Joel Corry is set to light up Malta with an electrifying performance at Café del Mar on September 29th as part of the Island Sounds Malta festival. Known for his chart-topping hits like “BED,” “Head & Heart,” “Lonely,” and many more, Corry’s set promises to be a high-energy spectacle that will have the crowd dancing all night long.

Enjoy a day-to-night extravaganza at one of Malta’s most iconic venues from 12pm onwards before jumping into the G7 Summer Tour’s last party with crowd favourite Joel Corry!

The event will feature an impressive lineup, with renowned DJ Mistajam joining Corry, along with other exciting artists, ensuring a night full of unforgettable music. Café del Mar, famous for its stunning sunset views and vibrant atmosphere, will serve as the perfect venue for this epic party.

This event follows Rag’n’Bone Man live at Fort St. Elmo on September 28th, making for a weekend of unmissable experiences to close off the summer season. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Island Sounds is THE place to be in late September to bid farewell to one of Malta’s biggest summers yet!

Tickets for Joel Corry at Café del Mar and Rag ‘n’ Bone Man at Fort St. Elmo are available now and can be purchased from g7events.com Secure your spot now and don’t miss out!

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Trafficked Colombian Prostitutes Served Over 2,000 Clients In 3 Months

Sep 4 2024

A group of Colombian women, trafficked to Malta, were forced to engage in prostitution, serving over 2,000 clients in just three months, Times of Malta reported.

The operation spanned multiple brothels in Msida and Gżira, allegedly run by nine individuals who face various human trafficking charges.

The women were deceived with promises of luxury accommodations and high earnings but were instead confined to apartments, where they were forced to work off their fabricated debts.

Controlled by a criminal network, they had minimal freedom, only leaving the premises for food or photoshoots to promote their services online.

The accused reportedly organised the operation meticulously, with defendants taking turns supervising the brothels, controlling the women’s movements, and monitoring activities via live cameras.

They communicated with the victims through phones held by the traffickers, issuing instructions and ensuring compliance.

Despite the harsh conditions, the traffickers insisted on keeping clients satisfied, even pressuring the women to meet unsafe demands. The women were also constantly under surveillance, with limited autonomy.

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