We can’t get enough of this Malta-based Charades mobile app!

A group of local developers have launched their app 'Ras il-Fuq' on the Google Play store, where players must 'try to guess the politicians, singer, song, influencer' and more while one player holds the phone on their forehead and the others have to guess while excitedly shouting clues.

Apr 13 2021

Charades is potentially one of the most hilarious and low-maintenance games in history and trust us when we tell you that it gets so much better in Maltese.

A group of local developers have launched their app ‘Ras il-Fuq’ on the Google Play store, where players must ‘try to guess the politicians, singer, song, influencer’ and more while one player holds the phone on their forehead and the others have to guess while excitedly shouting clues.

Already endorsed by the likes of Luke Lyttleton, Ira Losco, Jacqui Losco and Stephanie Agius amongst others, this game looks promising.

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Man stuck in crashed van after accident in Qormi

Apr 13 2021

Police have convened on Mdina Road Qormi after a man allegedly lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a tree. The man was stuck in the vehicle and had to await the authorities to carry out an operation to release him. The accident was reported to have occurred around 12:30 pm today and the status of the man is as of yet unknown.

Civil Protection Department allegedly aided in the operation to free the man from the vehicle which sustained heavy damage. Investigations are still underway.

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Study says humans only need eight hour work weeks

Apr 13 2021

A 2019 study published in Social Science and Medicine titled ‘A shorter working week for everyone: How much paid work is needed for mental health and well-being’ has revealed that humans only need eight hours a week to get the psychological benefits of working. This is a scope for the working week to be radically reduced, especially given a time when the COVID-19 pandemic has forced employers to reassess working environments.

The study also argues that artificial intelligence could result in significant shortages of paid work but an alternative option could be to reduce the working week. The study used data extracted from 80,000 people. Sociologist and author Daiga Kamerade stated that work is like ‘taking Vitamin C – we all need a certain dose, but taking it more than necessary does not bring any additional health benefits.’

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59 COVID-19 cases registered with 50 recoveries

Apr 13 2021

Malta has registered 59 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours from 1,758 swab tests, while 50 patients have recovered. This information was announced by the official Facebook page of Malta’s Ministry for Health.

As of Tuesday 13th April 2021, 249,400 vaccine doses were administered of which 74,053 were 2nd doses.

To date, Malta has registered 29,720 COVID-19 cases in total, of which: 28,756 have recovered, 403 died and 561 are still active.

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