Rosianne Cutajar suggests a set of proposals for the personal, responsible use of Cannabis

Feb 18 2021

Rosianne Cutajar has taken to Facebook to let us know that she has drafted a set of proposals regarding the personal use of Cannabis.

She has also shared that the Prime Minister, Robert Abela has supported her proposals.

She will be sharing her proposals with the general public within the coming weeks, and she will be expecting the hear the public’s opinion regarding the matter.

Apart from this, Prime Minister, Robert Abela has proposed a reform regarding Cannabis laws, which suggests that arrest over personal use of Cannabis is eliminated.

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The first Cruella trailer is out and Emma Stone is revealed as the classic Disney villain!

Feb 18 2021

The first Cruella trailer is finally out and Emma Stone has just been revealed as Disney’s classic villain.

Walt Disney Studios are giving Cruella her own movie on her 60th anniversary.

The movie will be a prequel to 101 Dalmations and Cruella de Vil is an aspiring fashion designer in the 1970s.

Cruella is set to be released on May 26th, 2021! Start your countdown!

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163 COVID-19 cases registered overnight with 156 recoveries

Feb 18 2021

Malta has registered 163 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 3,209 swab tests, while 156 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

As of Wednesday 17th February 2021, 57,683 vaccine doses were administered.

To date, Malta has registered 20,409 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 17,679 have recovered, 301 died and 2,429 are still active.

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Minister Ian Borg says Żebbuġ council wanted the garden removed

Feb 18 2021

The Time of Malta reported that Minister Ian Borg said that the Żebbuġ council had asked for the removal of a garden in Fraxxunu Street, Żebbuġ.

Early yesterday morning residents and council members watched as a garden was removed in order to widen a road. Independent Councillor, Steve Zammit Lupi sat down on a wall in order to stop the excavation.

The Council insists that they were informed of the widening of the road, and Minister Ian Borg insisted that they were informed and they asked for it. He said that they had submitted an application and the council said it was withdrawn.

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