A television and several other others ended up being thrown out of third storey building in Triq Kampanella, Fgura. After an argument in a private residence, the police convened on the scene after some other residents reported public disturbance as the argument broke out, along with items being tossed out of the building. Action was taken against those broke the public peace as police controlled the situation.
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As COVID-19 cases seem to be on the rise, Vice President of European Parliament Roberta Metsola took to FaceBook to express some of her thoughts. She opens her statement exclaiming her concerns about the increasing COVID-19 cases, with many rightfully concerned and scared for their well-being. She emphasised the importance of giving all those dear to us and all those in need.
She goes on to vouch for personal responsibility and taking action in initiatives to mitigate the spread. Metsola highlights the doctors, ambulance drivers and frontline workers who have been working tirelessly for over a year as the virus spreads. The post ends with her addressing these workers, telling them that they and their sacrifices are appreciated as another day of hard work approaches.
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Buckingham Palace issued a statement in regards to the recent interview Prince Harry and his wife Meghan had with Oprah Winfrey, in which Queen Elizabeth II also expressed her concerns in regards to the issues raised. The statement read that the whole royal family is ‘saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for Harry and Meghan.’
The statement pointed out how the race issues raced were particularly concerning. The family will be addressing the issue privately, claimed the statement on behalf of the Queen. The post ended by expressing their love for the Prince and his family. The interview had raised mixed reactions from the public, with even popular TV host Piers Morgan stepping down from ‘Good Morning Britain’.
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Sources have reported that over 400 new COVID-19 cases are expected to be reported today.
This overnight case report will not only be a record-high for this year but the highest-ever number of new cases as Malta maintains a consistently-increasing rate of new COVID-19 cases.
As of yesterday March 9th, Malta had registered a total of 24,847 cases and currently has 3,035 active cases.
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