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WATCH: Penthouse catches fire in St. Julians’ Street Birkirkara

Penthouse catches fire in St. Julians’ Street Birkirkara
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Footage and photos sent to this newsroom show fumes emerging from a penthouse in St Julians’ Street Birkirkara. 

The flames were apparently caused due to wooden items on the front roof terrace outside, with no one reportedly, and thankfully, getting hurt. 

 

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Two fire engines and an ambulance convened on the spot to mitigate the flames and address the situation. This is a developing story as the original cause of the fire is as of yet unknown. 

Investigations are underway. 

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Tyson Fury’s newborn in intensive care

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Recently, Tyson Fury has thanked his fans on social media for their for their well-wishes towards his newborn baby daughter. The renowned fighter and his wife gave birth to a girl named Anthea who, unfortunately, had to be admitted into intensive care for unknown reasons

Fury, has been posting on his Twitter updates about the baby. He has also started a fundraiser to raise funds for children with sickness. As of right now the fundraiser has raised £28k out of the £50k goal.

 

The fighter is now preparing for his third fight with Deontay Wilder. The fight was postponed because after the British fighter tested positive for Covid-19. He and British fans will be hoping that his next fight will end in a win. If Fury wins than a massive fight against fellow Englishman Anthony Joshua will supposedly be set up.

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WATCH: Diana the turtle garners local media fame

Diana the turtle garners local media fame
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As she elegantly glides through Marsascala’s waters, a turtle named Diana by rescue volunteers has been making social media appearances and people are loving it. 

Wildlife Rescue Team Malta reported how Nature Trust have been getting reports of a loggerhead female turtle swimming around the harbour bay of Marsascala. The marine creature was certified to be in healthy condition, most likely profiting off the area to hunt fish. 

 

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As she becomes the star of many beachgoers’ cameras, Nature Trust issue a plea to boat owners in the area to drive as carefully as possible so as not to hurt the turtle. Malta did not report any turtle nests this year, but it does seem as if Diana is enjoying Maltese waters calmly. 

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High temperatures to concoct intense autumn storms for Malta

High temperatures to concoct intense autumn storms for Malta
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Maltese weather forecasters have reported that the extremely high temperatures are set to draw in massive autumn storms for the island. As cooler air from Europe will start to make its way towards the centre of the Mediterranean, the intermixing of airs will lead to greater weather instability over the Maltese islands. 

The storms could also result from an increase in sea temperature as it reaches up to 29 degrees Celsius, 2⁰C higher than the average for this time of year. Beachgoers have already started to notice this, as the waters do not offer the full cooling respite from the heat they usually do. With night temperatures finding it difficult to cool down, the minimum temperatures will stay on a 25 to 27 degrees Celsius continuum. There are no current storm predictions for this upcoming week, with the thunderous weather still ramping up slowly. 

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