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Uganda: 2-year-old partially swallowed alive by a hippo

Dec 17 2022 Share

A two-year-old boy who was partially swallowed alive by a hippo, this December, is still recovering from injuries suffered.

The boy is still alive thanks to a man who threw stones the animal to set the boy free.

The child was playing near his home when he was grabbed by the amphibious animal, which then swallowed half his body.

After urgent hospital treatment, the boy was released back to his parents.

 

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National facade Christmas decorations record set

Dec 17 2022 Share

The national record for the largest facade Christmas decorations was set in Lija.

The decorations have a width of 62 feet and are 82 feet in height.

The record was set by Matthew Conti.

 

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Does singer Sean Paul say ‘Sean de Paul’ or ’Chanderpaul’?

Dec 17 2022 Share

It turns out that rapper and singer Sean Paul has not been saying his name during his songs.

Although Sean Paul has often sounded like he’s said ‘Sean Paul’ during his music, often at the beginning of songs, he has actually been paying tribute to a legendary West Indian cricket player.

The singer himself revealed the truth in a breakdown of his song ‘Get Busy,’ explaining that he was saying the name of Guyana born former batsman Chanderpaul.

Chanderpaul is one of the most iconic and brilliant batters of his generation, playing for the West Indies from 1994 to 2015, playing in 164 Tests. He was famous for his crab-like stance and ability to bat for long periods of time whilst making runs.

 

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72 year old woman grievously injured in Attard accident

72 year old woman grievously injured in Attard accident
Dec 16 2022 Share

A 72 year old woman resident of Naxxar suffered grievous injuries in a traffic accident which occurred earlier today.

Police were informed at around 1100hrs that their assistance was needed in Triq l-Imdina, Ħ’Attard. 

Preliminary investigations showed that the woman had been hit by a Toyota Vitz driven by a 20-year-old man resident of Mosta.

The woman was given preliminary medical aid at the site before being transported to Mater Dei Hospital via ambulance. She was later certified as having suffered grievous injuries.

Investigations are still ongoing. 

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