Today, at around 0200hrs, police were informed that their assistance was needed in Triq San Ġużepp, Tal-Pieta.
Police convened immediately on site and preliminary investigations showed that a 29 year old woman from Nepal and resident of the same locality had fallen two storeys from a balcony.
A medical team transported the woman to Mater Dei Hospital, where she was confirmed as having suffered serious injuries.
An inquiry has been opened as police investigations continue.
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Angelina Mango triumphed at the 74th Festival di Sanremo with her captivating song “La noia,” securing her place in the event’s history.
Born on April 10, 2001, in Maratea, Italy, Mango’s musical journey began in her childhood, influenced by her musician parents. After relocating to Milan, she honed her skills in music, mastering instruments like the guitar and piano while forming a band with her brother.
Her career took flight in 2020 with her debut single “Va tutto bene” and EP “Monolocale,” followed by notable performances and tours in 2021.
Despite not making the cut in the Sanremo Giovani stage, Mango’s perseverance paid off in subsequent years. Signing with Sony Music, she collaborated with renowned producers, achieving commercial success with hits like “Ci pensiamo domani” and “Che t’o dico a fa’.”
In 2024, Mango’s victory at Sanremo paved the way for a potential representation at Eurovision 2024 in Malmö.
The decision to accept this opportunity rests with Mango, with the Italian broadcaster RAI poised to select an alternative if she declines. The announcement is anticipated at a forthcoming press conference, marking another milestone in Mango’s flourishing career.
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Collaborative work between the Malta Police Force and Detention Services Officials which followed days of investigations resulted in the arrest of 36 persons on Saturday morning living irregularly in Malta.
35 of the aforementioned were of Syrian nationality whereas one was of Gambian nationality.
Inspections were focused in Ħamrun, Santa Venera and Imsida and form part of a series of inspections with the aim of ensuring that persons living in Malta have the valid documents and permits required.
The persons are being held at the detention centre and will be held there until they are repatriated.
The Police corps are continuing their inspections in the communities in similar efforts.
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In a stunning display of culinary artistry, Chris Zammit has emerged victorious, claiming the coveted title of ‘Best Centerpiece’ at the prestigious IKA Culinary Olympics. His masterpiece not only captivated judges but also conveyed a powerful message of environmental stewardship and technological innovation.
At the heart of Zammit’s winning creation lies a poignant narrative, illustrating the devastating impact of toxic waste on our planet while offering a beacon of hope through the transformative power of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The centerpiece features a visually striking depiction of a tree deeply rooted amidst waste, symbolizing the ecological destruction wrought by human activity. However, amidst this desolation, AI emerges as a force for change, depicted holding both the world and a seedling, symbolizing the potential for technology to aid in environmental restoration and planetary preservation.
Through Zammit’s artistry, the juxtaposition of nature and technology serves as a poignant reminder of the urgent need for innovative solutions to combat environmental degradation. By harnessing the capabilities of AI and leveraging cutting-edge technologies, there exists a glimmer of hope for the regeneration of our ecosystems and the protection of our precious planet.
As Zammit’s masterpiece takes center stage at the Culinary Olympics, it not only dazzles with its aesthetic brilliance but also inspires contemplation and action. It serves as a testament to the profound impact that art and creativity can have in raising awareness and driving positive change.
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