A driver has been transported to Mater Dei Hospital for further care after his truck swerved and crashed into St Julian’s tunnel structure. The truck got subsequently buried under the rubble of the structure, with authorities attempting to safely remove the vehicle.
No status of the driver has so far been given but members of the Civil Protection Department and police are on the scene. The incident reportedly happened at around 1pm. Investigations are ongoing.
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12-year-old Sharona Grima has been found alive and well after having been missing for a total of 8 days.
The police corps issued a statement, saying that the girl was found alive and well. They went on to thank the public for their assistance in locating the girl.
No other information was given as to where she was found or the reason for her disappearance. Sharona was reported missing to the police on the 25th of June and was last seen in the areas of Xagħra, Gozo, on the 22nd of the same month.
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bbno$, Mae Muller and Shaun Farrugia have been added to the lineup of Isle of MTV Malta 2022 on July 19th. The stars will join headliners Marshmello and French Montana at Europe’s biggest free summer festival at the iconic Il-Fosos Square, in partnership with the Malta Tourism Authority.
Rapper bbno$ (pronounced “baby no money”) is the voice of viral hits like ‘Lalala’, ‘Edamame’ and most recently ‘pogo’ with Diplo. Singer-songwriter Mae Muller will enchant Il-Fosos with hits like ‘Better Days’ while breakout Maltese star Shaun Farrugia will hit the stage after collaborating with Martin Garrix and even having his cover of ‘Blinding Lights’ featured on ITV’s Love Island.
The festival will also feature special guest performances from local acts including Aidan, Enya, Gaia Cauchi, and Maxine Pace, plus DJ sets with Debrii, D-Rey, Koroma, Miggy, Supre, Zrinz, Daniel, Ylenia & Jamie from 89.7 Bay, and Nate, JD Patrick & Frank from Vibe FM.
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From one weather extreme to another as according to forecasting portals, further heatwaves are unlikely for the middle of July. Instead, we might be facing massive thunderstorms.
According to Facebook page ‘Malta Weather’, ‘July 2022 looks like it will be another hotter-than-average month across Malta and Gozo, probably starting off with the continuation of the current very hot conditions.’
‘However, further heatwaves are not likely at this stage. Indeed, around mid-July, we could have a Summer crisis as an upper-level trough may bring either COOL and gusty northwesterly winds and/or the chance of an isolated THUNDERSTORM!’
As of yet, the weather will remain all around scorching, with the Malta International Airport forecasting a week of sunny skies with blistering temperatures at 38 degrees Celsius.
For now, we can rest assured that we’ll be over-working our air conditioning systems as the heat persists. Health warnings are still applicable, urging hydration, the wearing of sunscreen and other preventive measures.
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