A video shared by @johnalarcon31 shows Valletta’s streets coming alive with music and dance during the evening.
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A large group of people, not all necessarily connected together, can be seen dancing to some saxophone induced tunes, enjoying their time in the streets of Malta’s capital city.
Have you ever come across something like this?
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A fight broke out in St Julian’s yesterday evening between supporters of Spain and England – reportedly following the former team’s win in the EURO 2024.
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A group of young, and supposedly foreign, fans were filmed fighting in the middle of the road, with one of the assailants seen kicking another person on the floor.
It is unclear what prompted the fight and whether authorities have addressed the situation.
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Manchester City midfielder Rodri has been named Euro 2024’s Player of the Tournament, capping off a remarkable season for the 28-year-old.
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His outstanding performances were pivotal in helping Spain secure their fourth European Championship title with a 2-1 victory over England in the final.
Despite being substituted at half-time in the final, Rodri was instrumental in Luis de la Fuente’s squad’s journey to Berlin. Spain equaled France’s Euro ’84 record by maintaining a 100% win rate on their way to the trophy.
Rodri’s consistent excellence throughout the tournament and the entire season has sparked speculation about a potential Ballon d’Or win.
Since the start of 2023, he has amassed eight trophies and four Player of the Tournament awards, while losing only four games. No Manchester City player has ever won the prestigious Ballon d’Or.
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Rodri’s recent achievements make him a strong contender for the Ballon d’Or, solidifying his reputation as one of the world’s top players.
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The Environmental Resources Authority (ERA) and Environmental Health Directorate issued a statement revealing that they are investigating reports of green water in a number of bays around Malta.
Samples are set to be collected and analysed so as to determine the cause of these episodes.
‘It is to be noted that such algal blooms may occur due to high temperatures and reduced water circulation, conditions typical of heatwaves such as the one we are experiencing.’
Commenting on the situation, Opposition leader Bernard Grech said that the Maltese people and those who visit the islands deserve a clean sea.
‘It is not acceptable that after the investment that was done by the Nationalist Government on drainage systems, the government did not do anything to the extent that various bays ended up closed due to an overbearing of drainage.’
‘It is even less acceptable that there are bays which are still contaminated a month and a half after they were closed over the issue.’
It remains to be revealed what is causing the green hue.
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