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Schools among first to open as part of government COVID-19 re-opening plan

Schools among first to open as part of government COVID-19 re-opening plan
Apr 4 2021 Share

ILLUM newspaper has revealed that the government, with advice from Health Authorities, will be announcing the re-opening plans for several institutions, markets and activities. The opening will happen gradually and spread over a number of weeks. Several sources informed the newspaper that the first to open will be schools, followed by retail outlets and businesses related to beauty. The openings will be accompanied by several safety measures that will be announced by the government.

Restaurants and snack-bars might not be among the businesses that open on 12th April 2021. They will open later this month or early in May should the situation with COVID-19 not worsen – such as the introduction of new variants. Schools seem to be the first to open due to their closure bringing difficulties in learning and parents who cannot go to work due to having to stay at home.

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62 COVID-19 cases registered overnight with 114 recoveries

62 COVID-19 cases registered overnight with 114 recoveries
Apr 3 2021 Share

Malta has registered 62 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 2,289 swab tests, while 114 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

As of Friday 2nd April 2021, 209,065 vaccine doses were administered of which 57,123 were 2nd doses.

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To date, Malta has registered 29,189 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 28,159 have recovered, 397 died and 633 are still active.

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Bridgerton fans may ‘boycott’ series’ after news of Regé-Jean Page leaving

Bridgerton fans may 'boycott' series' after news of Regé-Jean Page leaving
Apr 3 2021 Share

Bridgerton fans went wild on social media yesterday evening after the series broke the news that Regé-Jean Page will not be returning as the Duke of Hastings, some even threatening to ‘boycott’ the series as a whole.

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Jean Page took to Instagram to call his experience within the hit series as the ‘ride of a life time’, as the show continues to follow the story of the books it is based upon, leaving many utterly disappointed.

Bridgerton’s official Twitter account in the form of Lady Whistledown, published an update on the future of the series, bidding adieu to their dearly beloved Duke of Hastings.

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Italy enacts strict three-day lockdown over Easter weekend

Italy enacts strict three-day lockdown over Easter weekend
Apr 3 2021 Share

Authorities have just put a strict three-day lockdown into effect across Italy to prevent a potential surge in COVID-19 cases over the Easter weekend.

Every single Italian region has been classified as a ‘red zone’, carrying the highest level of restriction banning non-essential movement and other measures as the country continues to battle its third wave with around 20,000 daily cases.

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After Easter weekend, authorities may ease restrictions in various regions, classifying between orange and red zones until the end of April.

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