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TikTok couple goes viral for donating Easter treats to Puttinu

TikTok couple goes viral for donating Easter treats to Puttinu
Mar 29 2021 Share

Omar Elmigrab took to TikTok to announce that he and his girlfriend Kristen Aquilina Delmar will be donating several Easter eggs and figolli to Puttinu Cares’ Rainbow Ward. Omar was a close friend to the late Ramiro Mallia who had been a Rainbow Ward patient at a very young age.

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GRAZZII !! ❤️❤️ #foryou #fyp #malta #qalbkbira #foryoupage @kristenaquilina

♬ Home – Edith Whiskers

Kristen herself is also undergoing treatment and has to travel to England to continue therapy. Despite this, the couple found time to bring joy to several children suffering this Easter. Puttinu Cares thanked and congratulated the two deeply for their kind gesture. Well done to both of you!

Koppja verament helwa ,Omar li kien habib kbir ta Ramiro u tfajla tieghu Kristen li ghalkemm ghaddejja minn zmien…

Posted by Puttinu Cares on Sunday, 28 March 2021

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63 COVID-19 cases registered with 332 recoveries

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Malta has registered 63 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 2,101 swab tests, while 332 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

As of Monday 29th March 2021, 180,587 vaccine doses were administered of which 51,237 were 2nd doses.

To date, Malta has registered 28,938 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 27,418 have recovered, 388 died and 1,132 are still active.

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Cargo ship blocking Suez Canal freed

Cargo ship blocking Suez Canal freed
Mar 29 2021 Share

The Ever Given cargo ship which has blocked the Suez Canal for over a week has finally been dislodged. Running aground, the ship caused many other vessels to have to wait as attempts at freeing the ship were carried out, essentially postponing many important cargo deliveries. Diggers were called to remove approximately 27,000 cubic meters of sand, digging deep into the canal to get the ship afloat.

Despite it not being clear whether the Canal could operate as normal or whether all the other ships lying in wait can proceed with their voyage, the crux of the work is done stated Maritime services provider Inchcape. The canal allows for 12% of the world’s trade to flow, and many other ships have decided to go around the southern top of Africa.

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Nurse’s Union accuse Health Ministry of fake news due to no Mount Carmel refurbishments

Nurse’s Union accuse Health Ministry of fake news due to no Mount Carmel refurbishments
Mar 29 2021 Share

The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses says are concerned as no refurbishment of more decrepit wards seems to be taking place. The union lamented this since they were allegedly promised a €6 million investment to refurbish the old mental health hospital. With wards closed off seven years ago and more to be closed in the coming weeks, the union accused the health authorities of abandonment and that promises of refurbishment were simply fake news.

The union stated that ‘no investment has materialised at Mount Carmel Hospital except for the re-allocation of chronic patients.’ The MUMN added that staff frequently encounters difficulty finding new beds for admissions, resulting in a lack of dignity for patients.

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