A 35-year-old man from Romania was rushed to Mater Dei after sustaining serious injuries from a hammer attack in St. Julian’s on Friday afternoon.
The Malta Police Force stated that the Romanian, along with a 45-year-old man from Colombia informed the police regarding an attack at approximately 3.15 in the afternoon.
It is also reported that another 35-year old-Maltese man approached the police soon after reporting an argument with two people.
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Former opposition leader and current Nationalist MP Adrian Delia dropped jaws on last night’s Dar Tal-Providenza fund-raiser as he presented a €500,000 donation cheque from Tunisian investment company, Catco Group Capital Investment.
Following the presentation of a €27,000 cheque from Delia and his team, he appeared only minutes later with the massive cheque of half a million euro, crediting Sliema Wanderers FC president Jeffrey Farrugia for introducing him to the opportunity.
Catco group are the current sponsors of Sliema Wanderers F.C. with chairman Fisal Abduallah Alokla having been appointed club chairman only recently and pledging that this donation will become a regular thing.
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Local telecommunications giant GO have just secured a four-year deal to continue to support the Malta Community Chest Fund Foundation.
In addition to the whopping €70,000 donation to Istrina, GO continuously provides support in the form of funds and equipment to various organisations around the country such as the technology provided during Istrina.
CEO Nikhil Patil reiterated the fact that GO’s feet are firmly planted within the Maltese community with Chief Operations Officer Ayrton Caruana shining a light on the brand new technology used during this year’s Istrina.
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“What could have been a New Year’s tragedy turned into a little miracle”, says Chanel Evans, owner of the dog who had quite literally been caught between a rock and a hard place.
In a thankful and heart-warming post on New Year’s Day, the dog owner took the time to thank Civil Protection Malta for their service in rescuing her dog after falling into a deep crack in Mellieħa.
Facebook comments flooded in with people thanking Civil Protection for their service in a deed which not only saved the precious pup’s life, but brought a tear to our eyes.
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