It’s giving The Last Of Us vibes!
malta.ai has done it again by reimagining Malta’s old capital city having been consumed by wild flora as trees protrude out buildings and roots establish themselves in the ancient ruins.
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Would you explore such a landscape?
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A magnitude 6.8 earthquake has struck Morocco, with at least 820 people reported dead in latest reports by the country’s interior ministry.
With the epicentre in the High Atlas Mountains, the earthquake struck at around 2311hrs local time, with a 4.9 aftershock 19 minutes later.
‘The interior ministry said the earthquake killed people in the provinces and municipalities of al-Haouz, Marrakesh, Ouarzazate, Azilal, Chichaoua and Taroudant, adding that more than 600 people have been injured.’
Many of the citizens spent the night out in the open following warnings by the Moroccan government to avoid going back into their homes due to the risk of aftershocks and further collapses.
Reports of families trapped under the rubble are also increasing, with hospitals receiving an influx of injured people and the authorities calling for blood donations.
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At a cost of nearly €1 million, the 450-meter-long road connecting Victoria and Żebbuġ in Gozo has undergone extensive reconstruction and resurfacing. Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri officially inaugurated the revitalized Triq L-Imgħallem and announced the successful completion of the road improvement project.
Camilleri emphasized that attention would now turn towards constructing a new junction connecting Triq ta’ Wara s-Sur and Triq Wied Sara, with the aim of permanently eliminating a traffic bottleneck.
In addition to resurfacing Triq l-Imgħallem, the project included the reconstruction of sidewalks, enhancements to parking spaces and bus stops, restoration of rubble walls, and the installation of new water and sewage pipelines, telecommunications infrastructure, and street lighting.
Furthermore, newly constructed culverts have been implemented to gather rainwater from the Ċittadella and Għolja ta’ Gelmus areas, directing it towards Wied il-Grazzja, where it can be utilized for agricultural irrigation purposes.
The entire undertaking was conducted under the diligent oversight of the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage, according to the ministry.
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Following a long acting hiatus and a highly publicised court case agains his ex-wife Amber Heard, 60 year old Johnny Depp is making comeback after comeback – and one of them paid off heftily.
The Pirates of The Caribbean actor has just been featured in a new commercial for the Dior fragrance Sauvage called ‘The Call Of The Blazing Sun’.
His paycheck? It is estimated that Depp was paid a whopping $20 million to once again be the face of the brand.
Depp has just come off the winning ends of the Depp-Heard court case, with the jury awarding him $15 million in damages and Heard bagging $2 million.
But now, Dior are said to have signed a three year deal with the actor, worth more than $20 million, making it the biggest men’s fragrance deal ever reported.
To compare, Robert Pattinson made $12 million to serve as Dior Homme’s spokesperson, whereas Brad Pitt promoted Chanel No. 5 through $7 million.
It is understood that Depp’s deal could be the actor’s route back onto the big screen.
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by Stefan Azzopardi
