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Tourists without documents to quarantine in four star Corinthia Marina hotel

Tourists without documents to quarantine in four star Corinthia Marina hotel
Jun 9 2021 Share

Tourists who travel to Malta and do not provide the required COVID-19 documentation will be carrying out their quarantine at the Marina Hotel Corinthia Beach Resort in St. George’s Bay. Authorities approved the hotel as a quarantine hotel, with tourists who do not provide the required documents having to pay  €120 for a PCR test and €100 for every night spent in accommodation. The accommodation fee is not inclusive of hotel services, including food and drink.

Should a tourist turn out COVID-19 positive, they must pay for the entire stay until they are registered as COVID-19 free. With 200 rooms in the hotel, the tourists will not be allowed to leave their room but will be serviced by staff until allowed to leave by the local authorities. Corinthia Group company secretary Jean-Pierre Schembri informed Times of Malta that the hotel had its doors closed since March 2020 and is not set to cater for these specific tourists.

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Looking at sexual assault through statistics

Looking at sexual assault through statistics
Jun 8 2021 Share

An article published by iNewsMalta reveals the statistical accounts of sexual assault in both Malta and various other countries. The article reveals how 35% of women experience physical or sexual assault, with certain countries registering up to 70%. It was also revealed how in the USA, an American citizen is sexually assaulted every 68 seconds at a rate of 27.3. Only 9% of sexual predators appear in court and an even lesser 3% of these spend a day in jail.

People aged between 12 and 34 are at a greater risk of sexual assault, with the majority of victims being women and majority of assailants being men. Men and boys report less to authorities than women. 2021 statistics from WorldPopulation Review show that the countries with highest rate of sexual assault are South Africa, Botswana and Lesotho. Malta sees 4.70 for every 100,000 reporting sexual assault.

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New Zealand marks 100 days without COVID-19 spread in community

New Zealand marks 100 days without COVID-19 spread in community
Jun 8 2021 Share

New Zealand’s Ministry of Health confirmed that there are currently no new cases of COVID-19 outside the managed isolation and quarantine as of today, 8th June 2021. The 100 day period started from February 28th on a Sunday. New Zealand is close to overcoming the 102 days it surpassed last year before an unknown outbreak resulted in Auckland being placed onto level 3 lockdown.

New Zealand also came up to 100 days last year, making this the second time New Zealand has managed to keep such a streak. New Zealand has registered only 26 deaths overall, with 2,692 total cases and 2,644 recoveries. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has held off receiving her own vaccination, stating she wanted to wait until the rollout reached the general population.

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Ricky & Morty Fans eagerly await movie & Fortnite appearance

Ricky & Morty Fans eagerly await movie & Fortnite appearance
Jun 8 2021 Share

The iconic Adult Swim duo Rick and Morty might be making their way into both the cinematic and Fortnite dimensions. Writer Dan Harmon, along with producer Scott Marder and Summer’s voice actress Spencer Grammer, revealed that they re all certain a Rick and Morty film will happen. They stated that they wouldn’t be shocked if a movie were to come down the pipeline one day. Despite no date confirmation, the creators seem to be eager to take the inter-dimensional antics to the big screen.

On another related note, Fortnite season 7 is set to get a Rick and Morty cross over. Official Fortnite Twitter account shared a teaser trailer featuring the iconic butter robot from season 1. The nature of the crossover is also, unfortunately, unconfirmed. All fans are however speculating and awaiting the big reveals.

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