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Twistees launched in India as Vicheez

Twistees launched in India as Vicheez
Jun 11 2023 Share

Malta’s much-loved snack, Twistees, was officially launched in India. Twistees will be called Vicheez in the Indian Market. The grand launching events took place at two prestigious venues: the Panchsheel Club in New Delhi and the Jullundur Gymkhana Club in Jalandhar.

The launch events were graced by the esteemed presence of Reuben Gauci, the High Commissioner of Malta to India, along with high-level delegates from Twistees Malta, including Mr. John Calleja and Ms. Thresa Atkins. The importer of the product, Mr. Sahil Tandon from A&Z Import and Export, India, also attended the events.


The atmosphere was filled with excitement and anticipation as attendees eagerly awaited their first taste of Vicheez. The aroma of the crispy, cheesy snacks wafted through the air, instantly capturing the attention of all present.

During the launch events, guests had the opportunity to sample Vicheez and experience the unique flavours that have made Twistees a favourite among Maltese snack lovers for years. The attendees praised the delightful combination of crunchiness and cheesiness, which made Vicheez an instant hit.

The launch of Vicheez in India marks an exciting chapter in the snack industry, bridging the gap between cultures and bringing a taste of Malta to Indian consumers. With the support of the High Commissioner and the enthusiastic response from attendees, it is evident that Vicheez has the potential to become a beloved snack among the Indian population.

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Group of Youths Forced to Clean Up Their Own Littered Mess

Group of Youths Forced to Clean Up Their Own Littered Mess
Jun 11 2023 Share

A Facebook status posted by the Malta Ranger Unit highlighted an incident involving a large group of underaged teenagers and an adult who defaced the area at Qalet Marku.

The Rangers discovered the group, along with the adult who left before the arrival of the police, leaving trash scattered across a wide area, including near the seashore. Additionally, the hot charcoal from their BBQ was dumped onto the garigue.


Upon the arrival of the EPU Police, who caught the group still swimming at Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq bay, all individuals identified by the Rangers were escorted back to the scene and required to clean up every piece of litter they had left behind. The Rangers and Police emphasised to the youngsters that this behaviour was unacceptable and educated them about the importance of leaving no trace and respecting the natural environment they were enjoying.

The adult who had left the site with their vehicle was successfully documented by the Rangers, and the full footage will be handed over to the Malta Police EPU for investigation and the issuance of a fine. The Malta Ranger Unit encourages parents and guardians to have conversations with their minors about the consequences and ethical implications of littering. It is crucial to instil in young individuals the values of responsible behaviour, both at home and in nature.

Furthermore, parents should be aware that they can be held accountable for the actions of their underaged children. The Malta Ranger Unit expresses gratitude to the EPU Police for their dedicated service in handling such incidents.

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“Tadam tal-Baħar” spotted along Pembroke’s shore

"Tadam tal-Baħar" spotted along Pembroke's shore
Jun 11 2023 Share

In a post on ‘Are you being served?’ questions were risen on an unusual “red slug” sighting along the shores of Pembroke. Many people who had never encountered these fascinating creatures before found themselves questioning what they were and their potential dangers. As anemones may appear unusual to some, it’s essential to shed light on their nature and address any concerns they may raise.

Sea anemones or “Tadam tal-Baħar” are marine invertebrates that belong to the cnidarian family, known for their stinging cells called nematocysts. These organisms have a cylindrical body with tentacles radiating from a central mouth-like opening. The vibrant colours and delicate structures of sea anemones make them a captivating sight.

While sea anemones possess stinging cells, they are generally harmless to humans. However, it is advisable to exercise caution and avoid touching them as individuals with sensitive skin may experience mild irritation or allergic reactions. If you come across a sea anemone during your beach visit, the best course of action is to observe them from a safe distance and appreciate their beauty without disturbing their natural habitat.

Sea anemones play a crucial role in marine ecosystems. They serve as homes for various fish species and provide protection from predators.

The appearance of sea anemones along Pembroke’s shore offers a unique opportunity for beachgoers to witness these remarkable creatures up close. By understanding their harmless nature and respecting their habitat, we can appreciate the beauty of these marine wonders while ensuring their conservation for future generations to enjoy.

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Rani speaks out to Times of Malta following her abrupt departure from Love Island Malta

Rani speaks out to Times of Malta following her abrupt departure from Love Island Malta
Jun 11 2023 Share

In an exclusive interview with Times of Malta, Rani Dahl, a Love Island Malta contestant who left the show after just two days due to health concerns, has alleged that producers are threatening her with legal action for not disclosing her OnlyFans page and medical issues.

Dahl claims that producers decided to remove her from the show after discussing a “medical concern” with the show’s medical staff. However, she states that she was informed of her departure before receiving any feedback from medical professionals, leaving her confused and uninformed. In text messages seen by Times of Malta, producers accused Dahl of breaching her contract and warned her that her reputation would be ruined if the case went to court.

 

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Dahl, a party influencer from Norway who studied in Malta, entered the Love Island villa during last Monday’s episode but was removed just one day later. Her departure gained attention on social media when it was discovered that she had previously operated an OnlyFans account. OnlyFans is an online platform where subscribers pay a monthly fee to access explicit content shared by creators. Dahl asserts that her OnlyFans account has been inactive since last summer and that she openly listed her presence on her public Instagram profile. Despite this, she questions how the producers were unaware of her OnlyFans account before approaching her for the show.

After leaving the villa, Dahl claims that producers took her to a hotel and told her she would have to stay there until the final episode of the show. However, a day before her departure was scheduled to be aired, she was informed that she would need to pay for her own accommodation from that point on. Dahl also alleges that producers harassed and threatened her with alleged breaches of contract, citing her failure to disclose her medical issue and OnlyFans account. She questions why she would have had to disclose her OnlyFans account considering the show’s themes and bikini-clad contestants. Dahl’s OnlyFans account has gained more subscribers since her departure from Love Island Malta.

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