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WATCH: Driver Dangerously Crosses Marsa Junction Lanes

WATCH: Driver Dangerously Crosses Marsa Junction Lanes
Mar 11 2024 Share

Footage sent to this newsroom shows a van dangerously crossing lanes onto the Marsa flyover, almost crashing into other vehicles as well as the road barriers. 

 

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The footage was filmed from a vehicle’s dash cam, showing the van swerving onto the main artery and crossing about two other lanes recklessly. 

It is unknown who the driver is and whether any action was taken by authorities.

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Lookout Urged As Injured Turtle Spotted Around Gozo

Lookout Urged As Injured Turtle Spotted Around Gozo
Mar 11 2024 Share

Wildlife Rescue Team Malta took to social media to urge people to keep a lookout for an injured turtle which was spotted in Daħlet Qorrot in Gozo. 

The turtle was showing difficulty in diving and swimming. Due to a lack of mobile reception, the people who saw it could not contact the rescue team and thus the turtle moved away with the currents. 

People out at sea in the vicinity are being urged to keep an eye out for the marine creature and to call 99999505 if spotted. 

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St Paul’s Bay Again With Most Property Sales In February 2024

St Paul's Bay Again With Most Property Sales In February 2024
Mar 11 2024 Share

In February 2024, Malta saw an increase in residential property transactions, with 1,012 final deeds of sale and 1,164 promise of sale agreements. 

Final deeds of sale witnessed a 7.8% rise compared to February 2023, totaling €262.7 million, primarily involving individual buyers (92.9%) and concentrating in the Northern Harbour and Northern districts. San Pawl Il-Baħar, Il-Mellieħa, and Birkirkara recorded the highest numbers of transactions.

Meanwhile, promise of sale agreements surged by 12.7% from the previous year, mostly involving individual buyers (91.5%) and focusing on the Northern Harbour and Northern districts. San Pawl Il-Baħar, Birkirkara, and Il-Fgura topped the list for promise of sale agreements.

The transactions encompassed various property types, with apartments (35.2%) and garages (23.1%) being the most common. Overall, the data indicates a robust real estate market in Malta, particularly in certain districts and localities.

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Source: NSO

Billie Eilish & Other Celebs Wear ‘Ceasefire’ Pins At Oscars

Billie Eilish & Other Celebs Wear 'Ceasefire' Pins At Oscars
Mar 11 2024 Share

Billie Eilish, Finneas, Mark Ruffalo, Ava DuVernay, Ramy Youssef, and Quannah Chasinghorse have stepped onto the Academy Awards red carpet sporting matching red lapel pins, joined by Mahershala Ali who wore one while introducing nominees for Best Supporting Actor. 

These pins symbolize a call for ceasefire in the Israel-Palestine conflict, which has seen devastating consequences with over 30,000 deaths in Gaza since October.

Over 400 celebrities, including Cate Blanchett, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez, Bradley Cooper, and America Ferrera, have joined Artists4Ceasefire, advocating for immediate action from the US Congress and President Joe Biden. 

The pins feature a hand encircling a black heart, representing collective support for ceasefire, hostage release, and urgent humanitarian aid delivery to Gaza civilians.

In contrast to previous movements like Time’s Up, which garnered widespread visibility, the ceasefire pins have appeared on fewer stars at recent events. At the Grammys, Boygenius and Annie Lennox wore them, with Lennox even making a plea for peace onstage.

On the Oscars red carpet, Ramy Youssef expressed frustration at the sluggish progress towards peace, emphasizing the importance of vocal advocacy for ceasefire. Additionally, actors Milo Machado-Graner and Swann Arlaud wore pins featuring the Palestinian flag. The presence of these pins underscores the ongoing efforts of influential figures to bring attention to the urgency of ending the conflict.

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Cover Photo Source: Life & Style, WWD, Page Six