Earlier today, a number of workers came together in Mrieħel after a bus got stuck in between two lanes in Triq l-Intornjatur.
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Multiple individuals attempted to remove the scattered debris from under the public transport vehicle after the driver attempted to manoeuvre between the Mrieħel bypass and Triq l-Intornjatur on Thursday morning.
Police have arrived on the scene as the bus remains caught in between the two lanes.
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On the 23rd of December, starting at 1400hrs, Stephen Sammut Nurminen, 36, will be embarking on a 24 hour run around the University track in Msida.
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For every single kilometre he runs, a meal will be donated to Soup Kitchen OFM in Valletta, with the meals being provided by Dr Juice.
Steve hopes to donate 200 meals to the homeless and those in need this Christmas. Other runners will also be joining him and will be contributing to add more meals for every kilometre covered.
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His journey can be followed through his social media account as well as that of Dr Juice, so that people can see, and maybe even contribute to the cause.
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Ukraine was invaded approximately three hundred days ago by neighbour Russia, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky headed to Washington DC to meet US President Joe Biden.
The talk saw both leaders making clear that they see the war entering a new phase as Russia sends more troops to the frontlines and waging a brutal air campaign against civilian targets.
Fears of a stalemate are growing, but no indication that a pathway to ending the conflict has not yet been made clear. Delivering an address in English, Zelensky highlighted how Ukraine will be celebrating Christmas using candle-light due to Russia cutting off power supplies.
Zelensky addressed Congress as Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Vice President Kamala Harris held up a Ukrainian national flag signed by Ukrainian soldiers at the Capitol in Washington on Wednesday, December 21st.
Biden also went on to promise an aid package of $45 billion and that the USA will continue to back the worn-torn country for as long as the war persists.
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A €2,800 reward has been offered up to anyone who can provide any information pertaining to the killer of Misha, the cat found in a card board box in Mqabba.
It was revealed by Aaron and Claire Briffa that Real Animal Rights Foundation’s Romina Frendo and volunteers raised the large fund to be given to anyone who can help find the perpetrator of this horrific act of animal cruelty.
Misha was found in a box with a rod on top of her as well as some yet to be deciphered writing on a piece of cardboard. The news hitting social media was met with righteous and well-deserved anger and calls for justice.
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