According to Maltese Roads Traffic Updates, a heavy traffic jam has gridlocked various roads towards Marsa due to a collision that took place this morning.
The traffic was reported from Kappara, extending southbound from Lija to and from Mrieħel towards Marsa.
It is currently unclear what caused the incident and whether anyone was injured. Situation is ongoing and commuters are asked to use alternative routes if possible.
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This summer, the Malta Police Force continued to enhance beach patrols to ensure the safety of swimmers’ belongings.
‘During our patrols, we are also distributing cards with essential crime prevention tips’, the force explained in a statement.
‘These cards are being placed on unattended bags to remind everyone of the importance of securing their valuables while at the beach.’
The statement also gives some recommendations for safer beach going such as; avoiding bringing valuable items or to keep them hidden; using anti=theft bags or alarms; keeping an eye on one’s belongings; and considering burying items in sand covering with a towel.’
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Local iconic rapper Hooligan took to social media to announce with his partner they are set to become parents.
Using a rap melody, the couple rhymed off each other to state that they have arrived at the point they wanted to in life, with the news uniting them further.
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‘She and I are here to announce with humility, that she’s becoming a mum-‘
‘And he a dad!’
‘Baby Hooli on the way’, concluded the rapper.
Johnston Farrugia, known by his stage names Hooligan or Hooli, is known locally for kicking off Hip Hop rap and music in the Maltese language.
He went on to release his debut album Oriġinali Bħali back in 2003, and the rest is history.
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On Saturday evening, police conducted coordinated inspections in relation to irregular immigration and irregular commercial activity in Ħamrun.
Inspections took place in public spaces as well as shops and outlets. The inspections continued in various private residences around the country.
28 persons from Syria, Nepal, Mali, Ghana, Nigeria and Burkina Faso were found to be living irregularly in the country.
The persons arrested are being kept at the detention centre before they are repatriated to their original country or a country they are allowed to reside in.
Teams from the Malta Tax and Customs Administration as well as the Detention Services Agency assisted the police.
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