Nine-time Moto GP world champion Valentino Rossi will have to skip this weekend’s race in Aragon GP after announcing that he tested positive for covid-19 on Thursday.
The 41-year-old Italian who is known as “The Doctor” announced this in an official statement.
As cases have been reaching record highs and unions across Malta have been appealing for tighter measures and restrictions, Employment and Education Minister Owen Bonnici attempt to put the public’s mind to rest.
The Minister stated that schools have been following all the necessary guidelines and assured the public that there will not be a teacher shortage.
The Malta Association of Public Health Medicine has spoke out against the irresponsible actions of the government with respect to COVID-19 measures and restrictions, reporting that health services are being exhausted.
The association warned that the situation will get worse, shortly after the country registered a record 563 cases in one week.
Earlier today, a group group of immigrants were relocated from Malta to Germany following an agreement between the two countries.
The news of relocation comes only a few weeks after another group of immigrants left Malta for France.
These relocations are being co-ordinated by the European Commission, part of an initiative aimed at mitigating the burden of immigration imposed on Malta.
