The Thrift Pop-Up is making another comeback – this time on the 26th and 27th of April.
The 7th edition of the The Thrift Pop Up will be making its way to the KSU Common Room at the University of Malta from 10am to 4pm for two days to host over 13 local brands.
The event is in aid of The Island Sanctuary Malta & Nature Trust Malta.
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A video sent to this newsroom shows what seems to be a water pipe in road works having burst in Triq San Valentin, Balzan.
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It is unclear what caused the pipe to burst, but the pressure forced a burst of water to spray onto the locality’s street.
It is also unknown if or when authorities addressed the issue.
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A video shared by social media page @agestudioaudiovisual shows Malta’s Civil Protection Department tackling a fire which seemingly broke out in Mrieħel.
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CPD officers gear up and tackle the flames, which seem as though originated from a rubbish fire.
Meanwhile, Malta Police Force officers manage traffic in the area to keep the zone safe for commuters and pedestrians.
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During a parliamentary sitting, Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works Chris Bonett made a joke in reference to his surname, which is Maltese slang for the car hood.
Speaking about innovations in local transportation, the Minister took the opportunity to say that innovation in the sector is not reserved for underneath the ‘Bonett’ i.e. the hood of the car.
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The joke got a couple of chuckles in the parliament, with Hon. Adrian Delia apparently really liking the joke so much that the Minister had to point it out.
In case you didn’t know, this is known as an aptronym – which is when a person’s name is regarded as amusingly appropriate for their occupation. An example of this would be Usain Bolt, given his athletic speed.
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