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Woman dies after falling from roof of residence in Ħamrun

Mar 13 2023 Share

Earlier today, the Police received a distress call at approximately 9:30 a.m. regarding a woman who had fallen from the roof of her residence in Triq Willie Attard, Hamrun.

The Police immediately responded and upon arrival, a preliminary investigation indicated that a 43-year-old woman had fallen approximately three floors from the roof of her own residence.

The Police called for a medical team to provide immediate assistance and an ambulance was dispatched to transport the woman to Mater Dei Hospital for the necessary treatment. Unfortunately, despite the best efforts of the medical team, the woman was certified dead a short time later.

The incident is currently under investigation by the Police Magistrate, Dr. Marseann Farrugia, who was informed of the case. The Police investigations are still ongoing, and no further details regarding the incident have been released at this time. It is unclear at this point what led to the woman’s fall.

Our thoughts and condolences go out to the family and loved ones of the deceased during this difficult time. We also extend our appreciation to the medical team and emergency responders for their swift response and efforts in trying to save the woman’s life.

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6 people reported by Malta Rangers for littering and illegal fire at Għar Lapsi

6 people reported by Malta Rangers for littering and illegal fire at Għar Lapsi
Mar 13 2023 Share

Six individuals have been reported by Malta Ranger Unit officials for littering and illegal fire on top of a Mediterranean Thyme.

The Malta Ranger Unit Facebook page stated that the Natura 2000 site of ‘Ir-Ramla taċ-Ċirkewwa sal-Ponta ta’ Bengħisa’, Għar Lapsi in this case, continues to face visitors which do not respect the environment they are in.

The Rangers reportedly documented the illegal acts, alerted the Siggiewi & Zebbug Community Policing Team and made a report, which was enough for the police to press charges.

Photos shared by the unit show one individual throwing a plastic bottle, leftover food which attracts rats and poses a threat to breeding seabirds and ongoing fire on the protected Mediterranean Thyme.

“Fines for littering within a protected site are between €450 – €1150 (additional €300-1000 on the €150 for littering/incorrectly disposing of waste”, the post read.

The Malta Ranger Unit thanked PC218 and 981 from the Community Policy Team and the Inspector of the EPU for continuous hard work to safeguard the Maltese environment.

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Knead to try ASAP: This Maltese cake artist is turning cakes into masterpieces

Knead to try ASAP: This Maltese cake artist is turning cakes into masterpieces
Mar 13 2023 Share

The art of the cake is something which often goes under the radar, but when you make cakes like Alfred’s Sugar Creations, it’s hard not to notice.

Alfred Chircop has built a significant following online for his absolutely marvellous creations, ranging from make-up cakes to cartoon characters and everything in between.

Every now and then, the crafty creator even gives a bit of insight as to how he makes his Sugar Creations and when you think his latest one takes the cake (pun intended), he always seems to outdo himself.

From SpongeBob and Patrick to Stitch, Shrek and Sonic, Rolex and so many more, if you’re dreaming about the perfect cake, Alfred is definitely the one to do it.

Which cake is your favourite?

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Pastizzar wows followers with quick pastizzi-making skills on TikTok video

Pastizzar wows followers with quick pastizzi-making skills on TikTok video
Mar 13 2023 Share

Let’s face it, living in Malta and not having tried pastizzi is absolutely unheard of and while we have adopted the diamond-shaped snack as part of culture and gastronomy, few truly appreciate the craft of pastizzi-making.

@roderickmizzi1 #pastizzi ♬ Obnimi (Remix) – Okean Elzi & Callmearco

Thankfully, local pastizzar Roderick Mizzi shared a little bit of insight as to how Malta’s favourite flaky snack is made, clinically crafting pastizzi tal-piżelli like an absolute machine before he lays them on a tray to be put in the oven.

In 7-second pcokets, Mizzi opens up a cube of fresh dough, hand-moulds it into a semi-pastizzi shape, deposits the delicious pea filling and ultimately forms it into the iconic final shape before it is then put into an oven and made ready for distribution.

The process video has garnered over 21,000 views at the time of posting, with likes and shares on the rise as TikTok users continue to appreciate the local craft.

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