Earlier this morning, around 10 AM, police were alerted to an incident on Territorials Street, Imrieħel, where a person was injured after a window suddenly fell.
Emergency services, including ambulances, promptly arrived at the scene to assist the injured individual.
Investigations are ongoing, and further updates on the story will follow as more details emerge.
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The Burmarrad Group recently hosted the Puttinu Classic Motor Show, a heartwarming community event that successfully raised €11,400 for Puttinu Cares. This event, held on a sunny Sunday, brought together classic car enthusiasts and community members, who turned out in impressive numbers to show their support. Each euro collected from the event will be directed toward assisting families and individuals dealing with severe medical conditions, reinforcing Puttinu Cares’ commitment to providing essential resources and care for those in need.
The success of the motor show was the result of dedicated teamwork and passionate support from both the Burmarrad Group and countless volunteers, a statement read.
Alongside generous donations, the event featured classic cars, spreading a sense of nostalgia and joy among attendees. Thanks to the hard work of the Burmarrad Group team and support from prominent personalities who helped promote the event, the community rallied to make a meaningful difference.
The funds raised will go directly to Puttinu Cares, a Maltese charity known for providing vital support to families undergoing difficult medical journeys.
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Twenty-three local councils are set to benefit from a scheme aimed at enhancing the quality of life and health within their communities.
During a press conference, Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government Alison Zerafa Civelli announced the selected councils and projects funded through this initiative.
This scheme forms part of a broader €2 million initiative, enabling local councils to implement projects designed to boost well-being.
Among the planned projects are the renovation of public gardens, physical activity sessions, first aid courses, and the creation of more open spaces.
Zerafa Civelli stated that the scheme’s primary objectives include promoting a healthy lifestyle through educational, active, and inclusive measures, increasing investment in community well-being, creating more opportunities for physical and social activity, and improving access to community services.
The local councils that qualified for this funding include Ħ’Attard, Mosta, Birkirkara, Fgura, Raħal Ġdid, Ħal Tarxien, Ħal Qormi, Birżebbuġa, Gudja, Marsa, Marsaxlokk, Santa Luċija, Qrendi, Rabat Malta, Ħal Safi, Għajnsielem, l-Għarb, l-Għasri, il-Munxar, in-Nadur, il-Qala, ix-Xewkija, and Żebbuġ Gozo.
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During a Parliamentary Question session, it was revealed that over 55,000 Maltese individuals own more than one vehicle, with one notable person holding an impressive total of 83 vehicles.
The statistics were disclosed after Nationalist MP Mark Anthony Sammut inquired with Transport Minister Chris Bonett about the vehicle ownership breakdown among Maltese citizens, specifically excluding two-wheel vehicles like motorbikes.
According to the data shared by Minister Bonett, 170,143 Maltese people own a single car, while 39,524 own two cars, and 10,188 own three cars.
Additionally, 193 individuals own more than 10 vehicles, underscoring a trend toward multiple vehicle ownership within the population.
The Minister did however confirm that these figures did not differentiate those who own cars for private ownership with those who own dealerships.
The figures reveal that approximately one in ten Maltese citizens owns more than one car, contributing to the over 55,000 people who are multiple vehicle owners.
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