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UK asked by UNICEF to give 20% of vaccines to other countries

UK asked by UNICEF to give 20% of vaccines to other countries
May 12 2021 Share

According to UNICEF, the UK should make a commitment to give 20% of its vaccines to other countries which are in need by early June. UNICEF stated that the UK would still have enough jabs to vaccinate every the adult by July’s end, and will have enough spare doses to fully vaccinate 50 million people around the world. UNICEF made the call before the G7 summit and stated that the UK could set an example to the other countries in the organisation.

UNICEF pointed out that vaccinating populations globally ensures that no new variant emerges, which are proving to be easier to spread and far deadlier than the original COVID-19 virus. France has already announced a donation of up to 5% to COVAX, urging Europe and US to do the same.

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Photo Source: News Medical, ITU

Henry Galea on the verge of hitting 4 Million TikTok followers

Henry Galea on the verge of hitting 4 Million TikTok followers
May 12 2021 Share

Cosmetics and Makeup artist Henry Galea is on the verge of hitting the 4 million TikTok follower landmark. It has been exactly a month since Henry hit the 3 million digit, but his persistence and creativity are only proving more and more effective as the next achievement is just within reach.

We cannot emphasise how fantastic Henry’s work is; from his TikTok creations which bring to life various characters through next level makeup artistry to the funding of his own makeup brand Heri Cosmetics, Henry is a creative force to be reckoned with. As the day he chases his dream in Los Angeles comes closer, we cannot help but congratulate on yet another pending milestone!

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Photo Source: @henrygaleaa IG

Two youth grievously injured in motorcycle accident

Two youth grievously injured in motorcycle accident
May 12 2021 Share

A 29-year-old male resident of Rabat and a 17-year-old female resident of Santa Venera were hospitalised at Mater Dei Hospital following a motorcycle accident. The two were reported to have suffered grievous injuries after preliminary investigations revealed that the male driver lost control of the Suzuki motorcycle and fell.

The incident happened in Triq Buqana, Rabat at around 15:15 where the 17-year-old was also certified to have suffered injuries having been riding the motorcycle along with the driver. Authorities are still investigating the case, with both of them still hospitalised.

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VisitMalta partners with Malta’s National football team with a €900,000 investment

VisitMalta partners with Malta’s National football team with a €900000 investment
May 12 2021 Share

Minister for Tourism and Consumer Protection Clayton Bartolo announced yesterday that VisitMalta will become an official partner with Malta’s national football team with an investment of €900,000. Addressing the press conference, the Minister stated that this is being done with a governmental vision which aims to attract sport tourism to Malta which will also contribute to the successes of Malta’s teams locally and abroad.

VisitMalta will be backing the MFA financially with an annual €200,000 for three years. Another €300,000 will be dedicated to the MFA’s infrastructural needs in order to better the quality of training grounds. The Minister also praised the Malta Football Association (MFA) for having the winning mindset which allows Malta’s national teams to not only compete abroad but also achieve victories.

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Photo Source: Malta Football Association – 1990 FB, Clayton Bartolo FB