Money Heist’s Helsinki To Attend Mediterrane Film Festival

Jun 21 2023

MaltaToday confirmed that actor Darko Peric, known for his role as Helsinki in Netflix’s Money Heist, will be among the big names attending the Mediterrane Film Festival.

MaltaToday confirmed with Malta Film Commissioner Johann Grech that the actor will be among the big names attending the festival.

Peric is well known for his role as the Serbian veteran who aids the criminal gang in the immensely popular series.

He will be joining Peaky Blinders’ Annabelle Wallis, Troy’s Eric Bana, Sherlock Holmes’ Jared Harris and popular host and writer David Walliams on the island.

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Ħamrun Spartans Visit Loyal Fans in Corradino Correctional Facility

Jun 21 2023

In association with Ħamrun Ħanin, players and officials from Ħamrun Spartans visited loyal fans who currently reside at the Corradino Correctional Facility.

‘Ħamrun Spartans left no stone unturned in reaching every element of their wide support base in sharing the celebratory mood after claiming the Ninth Premier League title in their history.’

Through such a visit, Ħamrun Ħanin had the opportunity to bring the values of joy and inclusivity to those who for one reason or another are currently residing at the facility.

Ognjen Bjeličić and Roko Prsa met with a number of residents and shared their experiences, along with team manager David Camilleri and Kit Manager Gilbert Camilleri.

The players and officials were welcomed by the Facility’s Director Christopher Siegersma and by Manolito Micallef, the latter being responsible for the coordination of sporting activities at the CCF.

Ħamrun Ħanin chairman Ian Debattista expressed how such a special visit would fill residents with courage and determination to work harder towards their rehabilitation and be able to rejoin the community as soon as possible.

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14,000 Bottles Collected During Zebbug Village Feast

Jun 21 2023

Around 14,000 bottles and cans were collected during the Żebbuġ feast after a temporary BCRS machine was placed in the middle of the village square.

This green initiative was a successful spin on those carried out in 2019 and 2022 wherein, as local councillor Steve Zammit Lupi explained, 1,000 bottles were collected.

‘With the 10c incentive we collected 14 times the amount. There is not doubt that the system saw more cleanliness in the streets during the feast’ explained Zammit Lupi.

The 2019 and 2022 initiatives saw a massive net for bottles, but the introduction of the BCRS vending machines meant a new way to keep the roads clean could be undertaken.

‘Shop and band club owners took the initiative to separate the bottles and cans from the rest of the thrown away trash’, he continued.

‘Some kids turned the initiative into a game and cashed the vouchers in sweets from shops. There were people who collected the bottles to cash them out themselves. I know of people who cashed out €50 or €100 extra in a week.’

Lupi argued against people who claimed that such initiatives pushed Malta back 30 years. ‘We would remain stuck in the past if this rubbish is to be thrown away at a dump. Waste management is a collective responsibility!’

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26 Year Old Motorcyclist Grievously Injured In Crash

Jun 21 2023

Yesterday evening, at around 2300hrs, police were informed of an accident which had taken place in Triq l-Imdina, Ħ’Attard.

Police convened immediately on site and, through preliminary investigations, found that a crash had taken place between a BMW 318 driven by a 26 year old man resident of Ħad Dingli and a Honda CBF125 driven by a 33-year-old resident of St Paul’s Baħar.

A medical team was called on site and transported the motorcyclist to Mater Dei Hospital. He was later certified as having suffered grievous injuries.

Police investigations are ongoing.

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