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Sziget Festival in Hungary postponed to 2022 due to pandemic uncertainty

May 6 2021 Share

As many festival-goers and revellers around the world await the much-anticipated arrival of large festival, Hungary’s Sziget Festival took to social media to break the heart-breaking news that it will be postponed to summer 2022.

The Sziget Team stated that ‘the pandemic-induced climate of uncertainty is still very prominent in the festival business’, stating that the award-winning festival will be back and bigger than ever in 2022.

The festival had already faced postponement from 2020 to 2021 due to the global COVID-19 situation, having a star-studded line-up with the likes of Calvin Harris, Kings of Leon, Dua Lipa and more previously set for its return.

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Rosianne Cutajar donating birthday cakes to children in domestic abuse shelters

Rosianne Cutajar donating birthday cakes to children in domestic abuse shelters
May 6 2021 Share

On Wednesday Evening MP Rosianne Cutajar announced that she will be personally working with The Cake Box to donate personalised birthday cakes to children living in domestic abuse shelters for free.

Fuq inizjattiva personali tiegħi flimkien ma’ The Cake Box bdejna nagħtu cake tal-birthday 🎂 b’xejn lit-tfal kollha li…

Posted by Rosianne Cutajar on Wednesday, May 5, 2021

 

This process attempts to give hope to these victims of domestic violence and brighten up their days by having cakes decorated with their favourite characters automatically delivered to them on their birthdays.

Many followers of the MP welcomed the heart-warming initiative with open arms, praising Cutajar for the act of kindness.

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9 COVID-19 cases registered overnight with 29 recoveries

May 6 2021 Share

Malta has registered 9 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 1,971 swab tests, while 29 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

As of Wednesday 5th April 2021, 359,429 vaccine doses were administered of which 112,731 were 2nd doses.

To date, Malta has registered 30,420 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 29,744 have recovered, 416 died and 260 are still active.

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COVID-19 Measures: A Timeline

COVID-19 Measures: A Timeline
May 6 2021 Share

During today’s COVID-19 public health conference, Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne and Superintendent for Public Health Prof. Charmaine Gauci set a roadmap related to easing of COVID-19 measures in Malta. The measures are as follows:

24th May

  • Snack bars and restaurants to open until 12AM
  • Pools to open until 8PM (without activities)
  • Gyms and fitness centres to reopen (classes not allowed)
  • Day centres to reopen
  • Contact sports training for ages 17+ to continue
  • Non-contact sports competitions to continue without spectators

1st June

  • Weddings to continue in line with announced protocol
  • English schools to reopen on campus

7th June

  • Number of persons permitted on the same table in restaurants and snack bars up to 6
  • Cinemas and theatres to reopen
  • Bars and band clubs to open until midnight with seated clients
  • Gaming and betting outlets to reopen
  • Contact sports and team sport competitions to continue without spectators for ages 17+
  • Groups of 6 permitted in public

28th June

  • Contact sports for those younger than 17 to continue
  • Summer schools to reopen

🇲🇹 | 📢 Bidliet fil-miżuri marbuta mal-Covid19 mħabbra llum.
🇬🇧 | 📢 Changes in measures relating to #COVID19 announced today.

Posted by MaltaGov on Thursday, May 6, 2021

 

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