No injuries have been reported after a double decker bus caught fire in Mġarr yesterday.
The bus caught fire at around 1630hrs, with police and civil protection department convening on site to address the situation.
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Investigations are still ongoing into what caused the fire, which saw a massive black plume of smoke emerging from the vehicle.
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Mark Camilleri, who very recently published intimate chats between Labour MP Rosianne Cutajar and Yorgen Fenech, currently being charged with the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia, took to Twitter to reveal the following:
Finally, i am in a safe place where lawyers don’t need to tell me what to do and the police can’t confiscate my equipment. And also i can write freely.
— Mark Camilleri (@markcamilleri5) March 23, 2023
‘Finally, i am in a safe place where lawyers don’t need to tell me what to do and the police can’t confiscate my equipment. And also i can write freely.’
Yo, I am a lion, but still outnumbered by thousands of dickheads and the mafia has a big team. I need more resources to fight. I’m 35, and I am looking for a business loan and have no debt with banks except for a personal loan of 14K remaining. Drop me a message if you can help.
— Mark Camilleri (@markcamilleri5) March 21, 2023
This comes after the publication of the WhatsApp chats, after which he revealed that he still requires some help.
‘Yo, I am a lion, but still outnumbered by thousands of d*ckheads and the mafia has a big team. I need more resources to fight. I’m 35, and I am looking for a business loan and have no debt with banks except for a personal loan of 14K remaining. Drop me a message if you can help.’
The tweet also comes after a recent release of a new blog post entitled ‘The Labour Party is a criminal organisation’.
In the blog, Camilleri said that he will keep his word when saying that any corrupt politician or anyone remotely involved in the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia who opens a libel case against him, Mark will ‘mop the f*cking floor with you’.
‘And just so that you know, my will to ruin you is so great to the extent that I take it personally because, after all, I lost my place in the party and the government because of you. Take me seriously because this is not a game, but very serious business.’
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A massive park in Birżebbuġa for all to enjoy has just been opened and inaugurated by Environment Minister Miriam Dalli.
With around 17,000 square metres, 4,000 newly planted trees and picnic benches, as well as children’s obstacle courses, the park will welcome anyone wishing to visit in the locality of Birżebbuġa.
The new green space was also opened in association with Project Green, with CEO Steve Ellul exclaiming that he is immensely happy with this long-awaited achievement.
‘The road to get here was not easy’ wrote Minister Dalli. ‘But we got here together. Instead of a parking for containers and a garbage dump, we now have a beautiful park.’
Will you be visiting?
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On the eve of March 23rd 2023, millions of Muslims around the world began the celebration of the month of Ramadan – all the way to Friday April 21st.
But what exactly is Ramadan? The ninth month of the Islamic calendar, Ramadan is a worldwide month of sawm (fasting), prayer (salat) and communal gathering.
The month commemorates Prophet Muhammad’s first revelation and is regarded as one of the five main pillars of Islam. It begins with the first sighting of the crescent moon to the next.
A predawn meal, known as suhur, kicks off the day before the practitioner fasts from dawn to sunset. The fast is then broken with a nightly feast called the Iftar.
It is believed by many Muslims that the spiritual rewards (thawab) of fasting are multiplied during the month of Ramadan, with Muslims refraining from food, drink, tobacco products, sexual relations and other behaviours considered sinful.
It is much more than just fasting however as Muslims engaged in recitations of the Quran and engage in spiritual reflections, as well as the practice of charity (zakat). Many Muslims donate a larger portion of their yearly zakat during this month.
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