The Malta Police Force took to Facebook and warned citizens about a sms scam that is currently being circulated all over Malta. This message states that the reader’s package wasn’t able to be delivered due to errors and problems with the address, it then would ask for them to confirm their address through a link.

They insist for residents to kindly ignore this message and report any suspicious behaviour if you have opened the link. They also advised people to share this warning.

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Youth Guarantee Malta is offering free SEC revision classes for young people aged 15 to 29 who will be resitting their Ordinary Level exams in September 2024. The subjects available are Biology, Physics, Mathematics, Maltese, and English. These classes are a fantastic opportunity for students to enhance their understanding and improve their exam performance.

Participants can choose up to three subjects, including one science subject. The lessons will be conducted by qualified teachers and will include access to online learning videos, tests, and past exam papers, all at no cost.

The revision classes will run over five weeks, starting from Monday, 22nd July 2024. Students can attend in-class sessions at any of the four centres located across Malta and Gozo: Mosta, Blata l-Bajda, Paola, and Victoria (Gozo).

Applications will open once the MATSEC results are published in July. Students will receive an SMS notification with a link to the online application form. Applications will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis, so timely application is crucial.

Visit the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/youthguaranteemalta or www.jobsplus.gov.mt/revisionclasses or send an email on [email protected] for more information!

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The Association for Abandoned Animals (AAA)  has issued an urgent warning to residents of  Pembroke and Qormi about a fraudulent individual requesting donations in their name. This unauthorized person has been knocking on doors, falsely claiming to represent the AAA and asking for contributions. The AAA  emphasizes that they never engage in door-to-door fundraising and assures the public that no money collected by this individual is being directed to their organisation.

The AAA advises locals to exercise caution and not give this individual any money or private information. They ask that anyone who comes across the fraudulent solicitor report the matter right away to the local authorities. The AAA further exhorts the public to disseminate this information broadly in order to stop others from being victims of this scam.

For genuine contributions, supporters are advised to donate directly through the AAA’s official channels.

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