Transport Malta Enforcement officials immediately convened on site after a trailer truck overturned on Triq il-Kunsill Tal-Ewropa.
One lane has been closed off to traffic so that the situation can be controlled and vehicle flow restored to normal.
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Drivers urged to avoid area and use alternative routes.
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The parents of Juan Magri, Solange and Antoine, continued to show their appreciation for Puttinu Cares after having offered them support as their baby son battled a terminal tumour diagnosis.
Little Juan passed away three years ago, but the parents continued to cherish the help the NGO offered to this day.
Today, the couple brought lunch for the entire Puttinu Cares Rainbow Ward in an act that honours their late son’s memory.
Rest in peace Juan.
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Source: Fifteen 37 Cafe, Puttinu Cares
A Dutch museum recently recovered an artwork resembling two empty beer cans after a staff member accidentally threw it away, mistaking it for trash.
The Lisser Art Museum (LAM) in Lisse found the piece, titled All The Good Times We Spent Together, in a bin after a lift technician assumed the hand-painted cans were left behind by careless visitors.
The artwork, created by French artist Alexandre Lavet, was on display inside a glass lift at the museum. Lavet’s work is a tribute to social moments and common objects, encouraging viewers to see everyday items in a new light.
Unaware of its artistic significance, the technician discarded the piece while cleaning the lift.
Curator Elisah van den Bergh noticed the artwork was missing and quickly initiated a search, finding the cans just before the trash was taken out.
After being cleaned, the cans were relocated to the museum’s entrance to highlight their value.
The museum holds no ill will toward the technician, acknowledging he acted in good faith, and praised the artwork for sparking reflection on ordinary objects.
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Various reports of accidents on various local roads have reportedly led to standstill traffic in many locations around Malta.
A collision reportedly caused a gridlock on the northbound lane on the Marsa/Ħamrun bypass.
Meanwhile, closure of the Valletta-bound lane of St Joseph high Road caused another standstill.
A motorcycle crash was also reported on the Marsa-Ħamrun bypass, with another accident in Fgura contributing to the chaos.
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